At 15:01 +0300 21.07.2005, Octavian Rasnita wrote:
I would like to create a Windows service in Perl. Is it possible, or I am
able just to run/stop/pause services created in other languages?
If yes, please give me some hints and tell me what modules to use.
You can run Perl programs as services
At 8:24 -0600 13.07.2005, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You must REAP your children ...
Excellent advice, thank you.
I did what you suggested, and it seems to have resolved the problem completely.
Thanks,
Angus
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At 13:13 +0100 13.07.2005, Paul Sobey wrote:
Has anyone had any experience in writing multi-threaded processes on
Windows using libwww-perl? ...
One method that works well for me is to start a fixed number of worker
threads when you script starts, then feed jobs to them from your main
thread.
I'm writing a Perl program to run on Windows platforms (Win2K and
WinXP). whose job is to manage concurrent downloads using libwww-perl
(LWP). The basic model is that a manager process checks continuously
against a task list (actually a directory containing task files) and
launches a sub-proces
