On Saturday 10 January 2009 23:27:18 Don Smith wrote:
> Why not use a Message Queue? I developed a very similar program to what you
> have described, only each agent would connect to the Queue to get their
> data to work on. However, I think something like Apache ActiveMQ or
> AmazonSQS would be a
I've implemented a twisted server using the basic.lineReceiver class. The
client is a socket based client implemented in flash and the connections are
long-lived (minutes or hours). To handle cleaning up the players when they
disconnect, I'm using the connectionLost function in my player class.
Hi, I thought that
MQ is quite 'heavy' for my needs
Basically the whole system allows users to request 'reports'
and those reports can rung for days (or hours).
Instead of having 'one' persistent queue (or a service)
such as provided for typical MQ implementations -- I thought
just to have a 'l
Thank you for all the replies regarding my question
of the Twisted Naming Server and in general multi-machine Event
Dispatching systems.
So far my understanding from all the replies is as follows
1) there is no pre-built naming server for twisted
2) there is no multi-machine message/event dispa
On Sun, 11 Jan 2009 15:55:03 -0800, Rob Bredow wrote:
I've implemented a twisted server using the basic.lineReceiver class. The
client is a socket based client implemented in flash and the connections are
long-lived (minutes or hours). To handle cleaning up the players when they
disconnect, I'
Rob Bredow wrote:
[...]
> web-browser does not always trigger a connectionLost call. I tracked down one
> specific instance yesterday where the server thought the client was still
> connected even though the client had been gone for 30+ minutes--but after a
> few
> hours the server noticed that t
On 01:27 am, exar...@divmod.com wrote:
This is a FAQ, so I've just added it to the FAQ. Please let me know
what
you think of the entry:
http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/wiki/FrequentlyAskedQuestions#WhyisntmyconnectionLostmethodcalled
Thanks for finally adding that to the FAQ. It seems to me
Thanks so much for the quick help. I had done some searching and stumbled
into that 2 hour TCP/IP limitation but I didn't find anything as clear as
your FAQ entry. My messages every 30 seconds seem to have solved my issue
and I'm glad to know it's a TCP/IP thing not related to my server or
twiste
On Jan 3, 2009, at 2:32 PM, V S P wrote:
Thank you so much
Yes, this plugin is what I am looking for process pool
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"""
This plugin provides ways to create a process pool service in your
system listening on a given port and interface and answering to a
given set of commands.
"""
