Re: Asynchronous notifications

> Hi all, > I've made a few little experiments with Memcached, and it fits my needs well > for 90% of my web application that is a simple CGI or FastCGI with > request/response services.  The rest of my web app is a set of long-running > daemons that subscribe to a message queue and > wait for e

Re: Asynchronous notifications

I don't know about the future plans of Memcached, but you can find this functionality in Redis . Best, Yiftach On Sat, Aug 4, 2012 at 1:28 AM, Michael FIG wrote: > Hi all, > > I've made a few little experiments with Memcached, and it fits my needs > well for 90%

Asynchronous notifications

Hi all, I've made a few little experiments with Memcached, and it fits my needs well for 90% of my web application that is a simple CGI or FastCGI with request/response services. The rest of my web app is a set of long-running daemons that subscribe to a message queue and wait for events they'

Problem in setting MySQL query result

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