The proxy node now uses its local copy of the message definitions to figure out what MD5 checksum it should send. This means that it's no longer able to proxy messages for which it doesn't have a .msg file -- between two other computers, for example. It still works without any extra subscriptions and without deserializing anything.
The proxy node now uses its local copy of the message definitions to figure out what MD5 checksum it should send. This means that it's no longer able to proxy messages for which it doesn't have a .msg file -- between two other computers, for example. It still works without any extra subscriptions and without deserializing anything.