Hi,
If I have a tuple space set up and running using Rinda does a client of
the space have to be written in Ruby or (like web-services) can a client
be in a language other than Ruby?
Thanks
Mike
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Hi,
If I have a tuple space set up and running using Rinda does a client of
the space have to be written in Ruby or (like web-services) can a client
be in a language other than Ruby?
Thanks
Mike
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The client must be capable of using DRb. AFAIK, only ruby implementations implement DRb.
(You can use YAML with DRb, instead the Marshal format.)
On Nov 16, 2007, at 02:01 , Mike Ho wrote:
If I have a tuple space set up and running using Rinda does a client of
the space have to be written in Ruby or (like web-services) can a client
be in a language other than Ruby?
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best workers get their tools to do the work for them. -- Syndicate Wars
Eric Hodel wrote:
On Nov 16, 2007, at 02:01 , Mike Ho wrote:
If I have a tuple space set up and running using Rinda does a
client of
the space have to be written in Ruby or (like web-services) can a
client
be in a language other than Ruby?The client must be capable of using DRb. AFAIK, only ruby
implementations implement DRb.(You can use YAML with DRb, instead the Marshal format.)
I see, thanks.
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