Hi!
Due to some other restrictions I had to look for a different solution
and found one, namely to check if the time has expired when I am
accessing the data that has to be changed. Anyways, I dont want to let
this mail unanswered.
Without code it's still hard to show a good example or find the problem.
What you could do is run the calculation in a background worker and let the
main program always use that data.
(One of the more simpler solutions for data exchange might be using
Cache::Memcached, that's the one i use)
The other possibility is having an external trigger. You're working on a
webbased tool, right? Maybe write an external script that calls a specific
(non-interlinked) webpage every 40 minutes? For this, you can try WWW::Mechanize.
LG
Rene
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#!/usr/bin/perl #99BoB (C)2004 cavac:prg count drink vessel place act1 act2
@a...@argv;$c=$a[0]||99;$b=" ".($a[2]||"bottles")." of ".($a[1]||"beer");$w=" ".
($a[3]||"on the wall").",";do{print"$c$b$w\n$c$b,\n".($a[4]||"take one down").
", ".($a[5]||"pass it around").",\n".--$c."$b$w\n\n";}while($c);print"END!\n";
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