My work on POE::Filter::SSL is relevant here.
I needed a way to pass OOB data back to the readwrite wheel during the SSL
negotiation. The method LotR and I came up works great. I pass an array
ref to get_one (lets call it $oob), and any time a filter has OOB data, it
blesses it into a namespace,
Good luck installing it. I didn't include a POE::Test::Loops module
in the distribution. So maybe that's the first TODO for 0.98. :)
What is it? It's over 420 POE::Loop::* tests from POE, bundled into
a separate distribution so that any POE::Loop author can reuse them.
It comes with a u
There was a discussion about this on #poe, which I thought I'd share:
<+nperez> an isa check every single time something goes through the
filter just seems like overkill...
<+LotR> compared to the work that Filter::XML does?
<+nperez> yes, because it will add up. hold on, writing a benc
I second this method. It provides a simple API, and simple Filters
wouldn't have to be modified much.
On 8/14/07, Nicholas Perez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I second this.
>
> And I think something like POE::Filter::Error would be a good place to
> encapsulate something like that. But like what
On Tue, 2007-08-14 at 12:00 -0500, Nicholas Perez wrote:
> I second this.
>
> And I think something like POE::Filter::Error would be a good place to
> encapsulate something like that. But like what was stated in IRC,
> making the error appear in the normal data stream could be
> problematic. I sug
I second this.
And I think something like POE::Filter::Error would be a good place to
encapsulate something like that. But like what was stated in IRC,
making the error appear in the normal data stream could be
problematic. I suggest a property on the filter itself store an error
object that can b
Hi,
so with filters becoming more and more complex (e.g. POE::Filter::XML,
Filter::HTTPD) I think it would be a good idea to have a standard way of
reporting back errors.
Currently Filter::HTTPD returns a HTTP::Response object instead of a
HTTP::Request, to send back to the remote end. Filter::XM
