You may also find Foundations of Python Network Programming useful -
it has large sections on twisted, particularly IMAP
(http://www.complete.org/publications/pynet/)
You can also read these useful reviews of the above as well as the
O'Reilly book, written by a Twisted dev:
http://eagain.net/artic
Yeah, those reviews are excellent, but I couldn't remember where I'd read
them.
The O'Reilly book is ok if you want a lot of VERY basic examples of how to
do stuff in Twisted. I also found the introduction somewhat useful, even
though I knew most of it.
I haven't read the Foundations of Python N
Hello Twisted Developers/Users,
This is my first concurrent application design and my first trial with
twisted. I have read the documentation and understand where twisted
plays its part. Unfortunately, I could not directly relate it to my
requirements and hence, could not go forward with designing
On 02:55 am, dave.conra...@googlemail.com wrote:
>I'm fairly new to Python and very new to Twisted. I find I learn new
>material best from a book, so although I know there's lots of great
>documentation and examples on twistedmatrix.com, I was considering
>getting O'Reilly's Twisted book ('
Hi David:
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Date: Wed, 03 Jun 2009 14:55:23 +1200
From: David Conradie
Subject: [Twisted-Python] Twisted book(s)?
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>I'm fairly new to Python and very new to
> My Application Details:
>
> 1) I need to constantly monitor a particular directory for new files.
> 2) Whenever a new file is dropped; I read that file and get
> information on where to collect data from that is a) another machine b)
> machine2-different method c) database.
> 3) I collect data fr
On Wed, 3 Jun 2009, Senthil Kumaran wrote:
> Hello Twisted Developers/Users,
>
> This is my first concurrent application design and my first trial with
> twisted. I have read the documentation and understand where twisted
> plays its part. Unfortunately, I could not directly relate it to my
> req
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On 2009.06.03 21:55:27 +0530, Senthil Kumaran wrote:
> 1) I need to constantly monitor a particular directory for new files.
> 2) Whenever a new file is dropped; I read that file and get
> information on where to collect data from that is a) another machine b)
> machine2-different method c) databas
Many thanks to everyone for your responses. Sounds to me like there's
a market for another book, or a second edition of Abe Fettig's, but I
think I'll crack on now with what we've already got - let's see how much
of a mess I can get myself into :)
David
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On 3 Jun, 04:25 pm, orsent...@gmail.com wrote:
>My Question: Can this be designed in way that looking for new files is
>also asynchronous activity?
Sure.
>What will be the deferred in this case?
>Now, after reading the contents, I will have to do a non-blocking call
>to fetch data, either using
This message is more appropriate for the twisted-python list, as it has
nothing to do with "web", so I've cross-posted it there.
On 3 Jun, 10:57 pm, woahyeahy...@yahoo.com wrote:
I've got a simple little chat server set up that people can telnet
into. The code is as follows:
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