Heiko Wundram wrote:
Am Dienstag, 1. März 2005 21:54 schrieb Chris:
Is there a preferred method for having different scripts on different
computers communicate with each other?
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You have several options at your disposal.
6) do something else which doesn't come to my mind just now. ;)
The main
Another reason NOT to use XML-RPC:
PSF-2005-001 - SimpleXMLRPCServer.py allows unrestricted traversal
http://python.org/security/PSF-2005-001/
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There are many ways, for instance you could use SimpleXMLRPCServer and
have one app expose a done_process() function, and use that to
synchronize.
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Chris wrote:
Is there a preferred method for having different scripts on different
computers communicate with each other?
For example, script A could tell script B that it is done with a certain
process.
I know how to do this using e-mail, but I would like a more direct
method if possible. If
Chris wrote:
Is there a preferred method for having different scripts on different
computers communicate with each other?
For example, script A could tell script B that it is done with a certain
process.
I know how to do this using e-mail, but I would like a more direct
method if possible. If
Am Dienstag, 1. März 2005 21:54 schrieb Chris:
Is there a preferred method for having different scripts on different
computers communicate with each other?
You have several options at your disposal.
1) Use mail-communication (like you said, a combination of smtplib and
poplib/imaplib),
2)
Hi !
A socket (TCP) server is very easy, and 30 x faster than XML-RPC.
@-salutations
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Hi !
A socket (TCP) server is more simplist than XML-RPC, and 30 x faster.
@-salutations
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Do Re Mi chel La Si Do wrote:
A socket (TCP) server is more simplist than XML-RPC, and 30 x faster.
Is it more simplist in terms of reliability? Generally
most people writing low-level socket code, even in Python,
do an absymal job of it. Far better to avoid reinventing
the wheel and use
