Hi,
I'm wondering how do you guys use libraries, which use agents
under the hood? Let's suppose I'd like to use
"clojure.contrib.http.agent". My program might look like this:
<code>
(ns eu.rwdev.html
(:require [clojure.contrib.http.agent :as http])
(:import [java.net URL]
[java.io BufferedReader InputStreamReader]))
(defn fetch-url-agent [url]
(http/string (http/http-agent url)))
(println (fetch-url-agent "http://google.com";))
</code>
Let's suppose I don't know that there have been used agents here.
This program will hang, because I haven't added "shutdown-agents" call.
What do you do in such case:
a) take a look at the library code to find out if there are used agents
b) take a look at the library docs, where should be explicitly required
"shutdown-agents" call
c) add "shutdown-agents" always just in case
d) other solution (I hope there is any)
Br,
Rob
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