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Jordan Shaw updated THRIFT-1261:
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Description:
This bit of code adds support to send thrift messages over STDIO to and from a
node process. This comes in handy when running a PHP server. PHP tends to use
an exorbitant amount of resources when running as a daemon so it's a better
solution to spawn a process, pipe the messages over STDIO, listen for the
response on STDOUT and then close the process. This also solves the problem of
running a server that isn't inherently multi-threaded(again php as an example).
was:This bit of code adds support to send thrift messages over STDIO to and
from a node process. This comes in handy when running a PHP server. PHP tends
to use an exorbitant amount of resources when running as a daemon so it's a
better solution to spawn a process, pipe the messages over STDIO, listen for
the response on STDOUT and then close the process. This also solves the problem
of running a server that isn't inherently multi-threaded(again php as an
example).
I can't find the upload patch button so here is the github pull request
https://github.com/wadey/node-thrift/pull/11.
> STDIO support for node-thrift
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> Key: THRIFT-1261
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-1261
> Project: Thrift
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Node.js - Library
> Reporter: Jordan Shaw
> Priority: Minor
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> This bit of code adds support to send thrift messages over STDIO to and from
> a node process. This comes in handy when running a PHP server. PHP tends to
> use an exorbitant amount of resources when running as a daemon so it's a
> better solution to spawn a process, pipe the messages over STDIO, listen for
> the response on STDOUT and then close the process. This also solves the
> problem of running a server that isn't inherently multi-threaded(again php as
> an example).
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