[Fwd: Module namespace request: Event::RPC]

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Hrm, sounds interesting.

So what does Event::RPC do exactly?  Can you post a summary?


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Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 20:00:40 +0100
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Hi Joshua,

I'm using your great Event module for a couple of years in several=20
client/server applications. Thereby a transparent object oriented RPC=20
mechanism emerged, based on Event.

I didn't publish this framework yet, apart from as a non-modular part of
user-ready applications (e.g. http://www.exit1.org/dvdrip/, which uses=20
Event to control a cluster of video transcoding nodes). But now I'm=20
planning to do this and I was wondering about a namespace. Since the=20
framework is tightly bound to Event, I'd like to call it Event::RPC.

I crawled through CPAN to see, if anybody published already something=20
like this, but found nothing comparable, so the name sounds reasonable=20
for me. Event:: is originally your namespace, so I wanted to ask you if
you have any objections against this.

Regards,

Joern

P.S.: it wasn't easy to find a valid email address. I grabbed=20
[email protected] from the top of the Event ChangeLog, but the=20
mail bounced with an unknown host error. With help of Google I found=20
your homepage and extracted this address from your GnuPG key - which=20
hopefully works... ;)

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