Ah... somebody send Evan some Syrup of Epicac.
I know from alot of the JaaaVVaa programmers I have to deal with...
Everything is an object to them. Well, not everything is an Object.
I actually like State machines BETTER.? So think of each POE session as a state
machine.? Look at
Deven,
Take a look at the Cookbook and the job control examples.
While a poe kernel is a process singleton, you can have many sessions running
on the same kernel.
Dougie!!!
-Original Message-
From: Deven Parekh
To: douglasstv...@aol.com
Cc: robert.land...@corp.aol.com; poe@pe
This got me to thinking
Setup a POE::Wheel::Followtail for each? file you want to tail.? No need to
spawn off other processes.
If you DO need separate processes, from the main process run a POE::Wheel::Run
and start another kernel on that process.? Setup a Followtail wheel for the
inp
In a message dated 5/9/04 12:06:01 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Tue, Mar 23, 2004 at 03:13:14PM -0800, Carter II, Jimmy S. wrote:
>
> Glory to POE! All Hail POE! (etc etc)
>
> As I work with POE, I find myself thinking of event data as messages,
> which leads to
I would love to see a copy of this myself...
Dougie
In a message dated 4/1/2004 5:55:58 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Back in August, Dan McCormick said he had written (and documented!)
POE::Component::Net::OSCAR. There's call for such a beast if it still
exists. H
In a message dated 11/3/2003 1:42:53 PM Eastern Standard Time, DouglasStvnsn writes:
I have a tcp oriented service that I have done with a DBI type backend thingy in a run wheel...
My problem with the SOAP wasn't so much the SOAP stuff but the type of data I was attempting to SOAPify..
Markus,
Take a look at POE::Wheel::Run. Run can be initiated as spawning a separate
program or subroutine. Use a ReadWrite wheel to connect the subprocess back to
the Run Wheel. In the subroutine or separate script, run a kernel inside of
that to handle the IO, multiwhatevers, etc.
Dougie!
Carl,
In the handler for the SuccessEvent coming from your SocketFactory...
For your Reference:
Socket_Handle = @_[ARG0];
IADDR = @_[ARG1];
Remote_Port= @_[ARG2];
SocketFactoryID = @_[ARG3];
You'll need to unpack the IP Address using
