Hi List,
Am looking for some messaging module, using which I can
pass message between, perl programs. Looked at search CPAN,
and found ebXML. Any comments on ebXML, or any other messaging
module will be of great help.
Thanks,
Manish
Full Version: perl message passing module
Manish Sapariya wrote:
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| Hi List, Am looking for some messaging module, using which I can pass message between, perl programs. Looked at search CPAN, and found ebXML. Any comments on ebXML, or any other messaging module will be of great help. Thanks, Manish |
Messaging how? This sounds like it whispers POE, and might scream it
depending on what you are up to.
http://poe.perl.org
http://danconia.org
Hi wiggins,
Even my first thought was to use POE. But what I understand
from is that POE provides the infrastructure for building
client/server application.
What I need is messaging service kind of thing. Say e.g.
I can register my app to the messaging service saying
I want to subscribe to all broadcast messages, or messages
from some particular application and so on.
Do you think POE provides such kind of infrastructure. Probably
I can build one using POE, but it will become much of work
with existing current pile of tasks.
As a side note, I had posted question on same line to POE newsgroup,
but didnt get any reply.
Thanks for the help.
Regards,
Manish
On 06/28/2005 10:12 PM, Wiggins d'Anconia wrote:
Even my first thought was to use POE. But what I understand
from is that POE provides the infrastructure for building
client/server application.
What I need is messaging service kind of thing. Say e.g.
I can register my app to the messaging service saying
I want to subscribe to all broadcast messages, or messages
from some particular application and so on.
Do you think POE provides such kind of infrastructure. Probably
I can build one using POE, but it will become much of work
with existing current pile of tasks.
As a side note, I had posted question on same line to POE newsgroup,
but didnt get any reply.
Thanks for the help.
Regards,
Manish
On 06/28/2005 10:12 PM, Wiggins d'Anconia wrote:
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| Manish Sapariya wrote: Hi List, Am looking for some messaging module, using which I can pass message between, perl programs. Looked at search CPAN, and found ebXML. Any comments on ebXML, or any other messaging module will be of great help. Thanks, Manish Messaging how? This sounds like it whispers POE, and might scream it depending on what you are up to. http://poe.perl.org http://danconia.org |
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Manish Sapariya wrote:
Why is that?
It makes replies harder to read.
Why not?
Please don't top-post." - Sherm Pendley, Mac OS X list
Manish Sapariya wrote:
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| Hi wiggins, Even my first thought was to use POE. But what I understand from is that POE provides the infrastructure for building client/server application. |
Ah, so you did :-). I actually saw the post and was anticipating one of
the other POE users to reply and if they hadn't I was planning to, then
time got away from me. POE is great at client/server (which I think is
what you have more than you think) but it shouldn't be pigeon-holed to
that. It can handle so much more.
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| What I need is messaging service kind of thing. Say e.g. I can register my app to the messaging service saying I want to subscribe to all broadcast messages, or messages from some particular application and so on. |
Right, so you have a centralized server (that does the broadcasting) and
individual apps (clients) which want to receive events. Is this still
the regression framework you mentioned on the POE list?
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| Do you think POE provides such kind of infrastructure. Probably I can build one using POE, but it will become much of work with existing current pile of tasks. |
I think it does and would be much easier than any other I have seen in
Perl. I can't speak intelligently about other languages so I won't. POE
does have a steep learning curve, but if you have OOP experience and/or
event programming experience you should be able to move pretty quickly
on it. To any beginner with POE I would suggest reading through some of
the online presentations people have given, and then dissect some of the
cookbook examples.
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| As a side note, I had posted question on same line to POE newsgroup, but didnt get any reply. |
I am going to reply more specifically to that list as well.
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| Thanks for the help. Regards, Manish |
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