At 21:27 01.12.2002, Jonathan Chum said:
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>I'm wrapping up a web hosting control panel written in PHP that fills up a
>queue with commands such as create web hosting account, or change password.
>
>A Perl based CRON job on each server will query the database trying to
>determine what tasks it needs to execute. The problem however is that these
>jobs will run every 60s which isn't fast enough for my boss. He'd like to
>see things happen instantly.
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You should study the SOAP protocol (a.k.a. WebObjects) - this protocol is
intended to let servers - even remote ones - work cooperatively together.
It's good stuff IMHO, despite the fact that M$ is hooked on it with C# and
.net.
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