I want to make a stand alone web application server. My
Apache/mod_ruby server should then connect to it to handle each
request.
My problem is:How should I do the connection?
One TCP connection to localhost:myPort for each request?
Named pipes?
Or is there a possibility of a persistend network connection?
Thank you very much for answering my questions!
Dominik Werder
I want to make a stand alone web application server. My
Apache/mod_ruby server should then connect to it to handle each
request.
My problem is:How should I do the connection?
One TCP connection to localhost:myPort for each request?
Named pipes?
Or is there a possibility of a persistend network connection?
Thank you very much for answering my questions!
Dominik Werder
Another is xml-rpc (also from RAA). I have only played with it a little, but
it does give the advantage of interoperability with a number of other
languages. There is a good introductory ‘howto’ linked from www.xmlrpc.com
It seems you can also do RPC-like semantics using YAML, at least there is
some code under src/okay and samples/okayRpc* in the yaml4r distribution.
It refers to http://wiki.yaml.org/yamlwiki/OkayRpcProtocol
but that site seems to be down.
Regards,
Brian.
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On Tue, Feb 25, 2003 at 06:32:18PM +0900, Robert Klemme wrote: