Dirk Meyer wrote:
> Jason Tackaberry wrote:
>> rpc = kaa.rpc.Server('pingtest')
>
> Note: pingtest is the name of the unix socket, you can replace it with
> a tuple of hostname and port to get a unix socket. In that case you
> should add a second parameter as shared secret as some sort of
> password.
>
> | rpc = kaa.rpc.Server(('myaddr', 5000), 'very_secret')
>
>> rpc.connect(ping)
>
> You can either connect exposed functions or an object. In case you
> connect an object, all exposed functions in that object are
> connected. This avoids a lot of code.
>
> | class Foo(object):
> |
> | @kaa.rpc.expose('func1')
> | def foo(self):
> | return 1
> |
> | @kaa.rpc.expose('func2')
> | def bar(self):
> | return 1
> |
> | rpc.connect(Foo())Very simple, thanks Had to read up about decorators first and found this thread http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-list/2007-July/450300.html which at the end provided the helpwithdebug.py module. I wonder if this could be of any use in freevo? Duncan
rpcserver.py
Description: application/python
rpcclient.py
Description: application/python
helpwithdebug.py
Description: application/python
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