Hi,
I know Rocco has been pestering us to look at POE::Stage
for a while, so I finally did that. I am a bit confused, so
I'm going to explain how I understand it works, and you
tell me if I got it right.
$self->{req} is the request currently being handled. You
store all the intervening stages so that they dissappear if
you cancel the request mid-way. Is that right?
Is $self->{rsp} strictly there for the recall method?
Is this more or less like $kernel->call("stage1",
"hello_world"):
$stage1->hello_world();
And lastly, if I do this:
$stage1 = undef;
To which extent are all the pending requests of $stage1
cancelled? Is everything immediate? Will it close any
associate sockets right away? What happens if I still have
request object that involves $stage1? Do I need to define
DESTROY in my stages to clean up after them?
Thanks
-Mathieu
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