Pythomnic is a conceptual environment for building middleware services
in Python. Recognizing building as a process in time Pythomnic focuses
on the following major directions:
1. Dynamic modules reloading allows changing the source or release a
bunch of new modules on the fly without a need to st
Major new features in version 2.0:
* Support for distributed transactions
* Network-wide service health monitoring
* Dynamic service discovery at runtime
* Support for module level persistency
* Full support for JMS integration
The what's new page: http://www.pythomnic.org/changes.html
Pythomnic
Fault-tolerance framework Py-Fate contains several proxy classes and/or
algorithms so that a conscious developer can easily add fault-tolerance
to the code.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/py-fate/
The biggest point is that Python proxying capabilities allow for
invisible drop-in addition or revo
New in version 3.0:
* Support for POP3, SMTP for processing e-mail messages.
* Support for SMPP (full SMPP 3.4 implementation) for processing SMS.
* Support for ICQ for processing ICQ messages.
* SSL-protected RPC channel.
* Request execution context spanning across multiple servers (a-la COM+
cau
Pythomnic is a platform for building non-stop middleware around a set
of network services. It allows changing source code and configuration
on the fly without interrupting the live service. Pythomnic modules
can be invisibly migrated from one server to another for redundancy
or load balancing. Such
Pythomnic is a platform for building non-stop middleware around a set
of network services. It allows changing source code and configuration
on the fly without interrupting the live service. Pythomnic modules
can be invisibly migrated from one server to another for redundancy
or load balancing. Such
Pythomnic is a platform for building distributed network services in
Python.
Its key features are continuous development upon a live service
without shutting it down,
uniform support of various network interfaces and easy modularization.
The 6.0 is largely a usability release:
* All the practica
t of all you can see PyCar application
http://pymedia.org/pycar/
For everything else see the tutorials on a web site
http://pymedia.org/tut/
Please note that some of the chapters may not be up-to-date.
Let me know if something does not work for you !
Enjoy,
Dmitry/
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2> python:call(P, roll, roll, [5]).
Hello from 7747
Hello from 7749
Hello from 7751
Hello from 7753
Hello from 7755
[<0.34.0>,<0.37.0>,<0.40.0>,<0.43.0>,<0.46.0>]
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