On Apr 27, 2007, at 9:30 PM, David Pratt wrote:
Hi Jim. I have been quite interested in this also so have
experimented and continue on this also. The way I am doing the
networking it similar to ngi I have put this together before you
defined these interfaces.
I'm not sure which "this" you're referring to. I assume you mean
using Twisted for ZEO. I don't see that that has much to do with the
new storage interfaces.
In what way is your networking similar to ngi?
Note that I wrote ngi based on a misunderstanding of Twisted. :( I
didn't realize that Twisted application code didn't touch sockets and
therefore could be tested without using sockets, threads or
subprocesses. IMO, this is Twisted's most important feature. I
recently finished my first Twisted application and I was very pleased
with my ability to create sane tests for it, although it's test
support infrastructure could use improvement, which I plan to do.
I have got a basic transport to use prospective broker and banana
protocol. So a client and server but I have not yet put together
the methods for interacting with the storage.
I plan to stick with the existing ZEO protocol, both for
compatibility and for performance reasons. Out of curiosity, does
perspective broker support one-way calls, messages sent without
replies? Scanning the docs, I can't tell. Of course, not waiting
for replies is inherent in Twisted's defered model I suppose.
Jim
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