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Do you review additions to POE?
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| Unknown Sender 2007-03-22, 8:16 am |
| Greetings,
I'd like to submit some work to CPAN. Do you prefer to
comment on the module name space first, or should I
just go directly to PAUSE and request this name space?
POE::Event::Message
I've created several POE components based on this. I plan
to add them to CPAN, and can discuss them if appropriate.
I've been using POE for some years now. Thanks so much for
conceiving and providing this  ...thingy.
Cheers,
Chris
Features of POE::Event::Message
Messages of this class have flexible routing capabilities
that work both inside and outside POE-based applications.
The messages are designed to be plug-compatible with
POE's existing 'postback' mechanism. I refer to this as
a 'routeback' mechanism.
In addition, this class has the ability to introduce
multiple 'forward' and/or 'reverse' routing to multiple
event and/or remote host destinations. This allows for
temporary interruption of normal message flow, without
any of the intended participants knowing or caring.
Messages are delivered based on the type of the destination.
A 'local' routing will trigger a POE 'post' or 'call' event,
while a 'remote' routing invokes a socket connection to a
particular host and port.
Messages can also be sent through a file handle, such as
from a non-POE child to a POE-based parent process.
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| Matt Sickler 2007-03-22, 7:13 pm |
| I do not believe there is any mandatory review for anything except core POE
(which Rocco releases himself anyway).
Go ahead and submit it to CPAN - it will be tested and reviewed by many, and
thats the best way to get feedback.
On 3/21/07, Chris Cobb <chris@ccobb.net> wrote:
>
> Greetings,
> I'd like to submit some work to CPAN. Do you prefer to
> comment on the module name space first, or should I
> just go directly to PAUSE and request this name space?
>
> POE::Event::Message
>
> I've created several POE components based on this. I plan
> to add them to CPAN, and can discuss them if appropriate.
>
> I've been using POE for some years now. Thanks so much for
> conceiving and providing this ...thingy.
> Cheers,
> Chris
>
>
> Features of POE::Event::Message
>
> Messages of this class have flexible routing capabilities
> that work both inside and outside POE-based applications.
>
> The messages are designed to be plug-compatible with
> POE's existing 'postback' mechanism. I refer to this as
> a 'routeback' mechanism.
>
> In addition, this class has the ability to introduce
> multiple 'forward' and/or 'reverse' routing to multiple
> event and/or remote host destinations. This allows for
> temporary interruption of normal message flow, without
> any of the intended participants knowing or caring.
>
> Messages are delivered based on the type of the destination.
> A 'local' routing will trigger a POE 'post' or 'call' event,
> while a 'remote' routing invokes a socket connection to a
> particular host and port.
>
> Messages can also be sent through a file handle, such as
> from a non-POE child to a POE-based parent process.
>
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