On Fri, Jun 13, 2003 at 01:03:59PM -0400, Rocco Caputo wrote:
> It makes the attempted delivery of a message to a non-existent session
> an error.
ok! hmm but since the messages are caught, there's no error...
> You may also want to set $session->option(default => 1) in your
> sessions, to make the attempt to deliver a message to a non-existent
> handler an error.
ok!
> Either through Alias parameters for component constructors or by calling
> $kernel->alias_set("alias") in _start.
argh.. sorry... read that indeed somewhere...
> It is possible, but it is not very "safe". If you do not clean up
> session references properly, your program will leak memory (and probably
> other things).
awww uncool...
> It's better to pass around $session->ID instead. These are like weak
> session references. You can use them as destinations for post() and
> other things.
ok! also for the TCP intrinseque put method? those methods doesn't seem
to be attached as session methods... anyway will give it a try...
ok, since i passed on to use a POE readline i dropped the run stuff....
still....
the whole thing stops as soon as i type in the first char....
in case someone want's to give this mess a look:
http://bboett.dyndns.org/~bboett/leve.tgz
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