Thanks. See reponses inline.
On Jun 10, 6:22 am, Toralf Wittner wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 5:14 AM, Robert Lehr wrote:
e in your system.
>
> > Q - What stops Clojure's agent send-off function from becoming a DOS
> > ("denial of service") vulnerability in
en't read the source code to it so
> perhaps any mistakes I make are representative of newbie pitfalls in
> general or possibly even oversights in the documentation. Perhaps some
> of those more in-the-know can illuminate us both.
>
> On Jun 9, 2009, at 9:14 PM, Robert Le
STUPID QUESTION TIME
and another long post - sorry.
Q - What stops Clojure's agent send-off function from becoming a DOS
("denial of service") vulnerability in a server?
This possibility occurred to me after reading several source files.
* Stuart Sierra's HTTP client code in clojure-contri
I am familiarizing myself w/ Clojure with Stuart Holloway's book,
"Programming Clojure". A great introduction to Clojure - very
helpful.
ASIDE - this actually makes me wonder...are add'l books about Clojure
currently being written? If nobody else knows, RH probably would.
While reading the "Pr
Thanks for the replies. This post is moderately long as it includes
responses
to most of the replies.
Before I reply to replies, I will quickly describe some add'l data
that I obtained from further tests. I was lead to a line of
investigation by the description at the following URL:
http:/
First, Clojure has renewed my interest in Java, specifically the JVM
and the plethora of available libraries. Clojure and Scala are the
kind of projects that inspire peoples' imaginations in a world that
they might otherwise overlook. Thank you, Rich Hickey.
However, I have some concerns that f
