[Spread-users] New to spread: need some advice/guidance
Ryan Caudy
rcaudy at gmail.com
Wed Dec 1 21:24:52 EST 2004
Responses inlined. Cheers, Ryan
On Wed, 1 Dec 2004 13:16:45 -0800, Konda Ankireddyapalli
<kondar at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am new to spread and would like to know if it can provide
> facilities I am looking for.
>
> We have two machines on the same subnet, one running Linux and the
> other windows 2003 server. There are applications on both boxes that
> need to communicate with other cross platform(windows to linux and
> vice-versa) and also intra-machine cross application. I assume having
> a daemon on each box will be sufficient to enable such kind of
> communication.
Sounds reasonable.
> The other thing we require is not all communication is message
> based(disconnected). In few cases we need 'rpc' like facility where an
> an application sends a message and waits for a reply. Is this
> supported directly by Spread? If not is it easy to develop wrappers
> over the speard infrastructure to enable such synchronous 'function'
> call like behavior?
>
What I think you're looking for are (from Spread's perspective)
application-level acknowledgements. It would be easy, in my opinion,
to develop a wrapper to enable this -- having Spread do it for you
wouldn't necessarily capture the same semantics.
> Thanks a ton in advance,
> Konda
>
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