Hi Gloria,
And ServerCore seems to be two components linked together, while the
first example is a derivative component.
I'm not sure what you mean by this. Can you explain?
I cannot see where an outbox is determined to default to stdout, like
the first example, or a remote console, like
Hi Gloria,
And ServerCore seems to be two components linked together, while the
first example is a derivative component.
I'm not sure what you mean by this. Can you explain?
Sorry, I think I confused the AdaptiveComponent with something else.
Nevermind :)
I cannot see
I'm not sure what you mean by this, so I'll explain what's going on in server
core, first of all from a historical perspective, then raw mechanics, and
then by analogy - and then relate your examples back to the analogy.
The file Kamaelia/Chassis/ConnectedServer.py contains two classes
[snip of handy summary]
http://www.kamaelia.org/MiniAxon
It takes you through how to build a really simple Axon/Kamaelia system of
your own - thereby showing you what is actually going on.
Thank you!
When a system written using Kamaelia wants to, for example, connect, as a
client,
Hi again,
I am looking at this nifty code from the Examples dir:
http://pastebin.com/m72f62d06
Can you tell me what the introspector is doing here? I can't see how it
is connected to the SimpleServer.
I see that the last Pipeline is just a client call, sent to the console.
But the purpose and
Oh, wow...that is so damned cool.
It seems like these few lines give you introspection into any Kamaelia
process:
from Kamaelia.Util.Introspector import Introspector
from Kamaelia.Visualisation.Axon.AxonVisualiserServer import AxonVisualiser
# Start the introspector and connect to a local
There are some caveats and shortcomings that need to be borne in mind:
* scalability - the more complex the system, the more blobs and the
slower the visualisation gets - it can grind to a near halt pretty quick.
This is mainly due to the maths overhead on the physics engine dictating
the
Every introspective process suffers from these problems, so no biggie
for the time being. I think being able to make the display window
bigger, and scroll it, matters most right now.
Check the '--help' command line option info, and try the arrow keys :-)
Matt
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