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What's the difference between a NetConnection and Consumer/Producer in Flex? It seems that they both use RTMP but Consumer/Producer uses Channels and NetConnection does not. Does the Consumer/Producer uses a NetConnection underneath?
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Both the RMI (remote objects) and Messaging (producer/consumer.
The Flash Player and a server.
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I am interested in finding if producer-consumer problem when there are multiple produce and multiple consumer be solved without using assignment i.e., using functional style of programming? How?
Producer-consumer problem
Thanks
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All of the implementations I've seen of producer-consumer in SML were forced to rely on ref s as the producer-consumer problem, and as such I don't think you'll be able to solve it in a functional way that only a single consumer gets....
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I'd like to create some sort of Producer/Consumer threading app. But I'm not sure what the best way to implement a queue between the two. So I've some up with two ideas (both of which could be entirely wrong). I would like to know which would be better...
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ExecutorService consumer(consumer); producer.submit(produce....
//The important thing is, we are passing a bounded queue .
So:
final to the API.
All you do is submit new tasks to the consumer executor service.
It's an unnecessary step.
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I can't seem to find a way to listen for new producer and consumer connections (or connection interrupts) in ActiveMQ (Java Version). I want to be able to tell the consumers (or they can find out themselves) that the producer's connection dropped. The...
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consumer has started - " + event.getConsumerId()); } else { System.out.println("a consumer has dropped ConsumerInfo) { System.out.println("A consumer subscribed to a topic or queue: " + command); } else; if (removeInfo.isConsumerRemove....
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Hi.
I'm trying to implement OpenID. I've cut my code right back to try and get OpenID to work (as a consumer) but the login() methof just keeps failing! Here's the code:
require 'Zend/Http/Client.php'; require 'Zend/OpenId/Consumer.php'; $client = new...
Started by Jon Reeks on
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UPDATE END
try printing $consumer->getError() instead.
UPDATE: the discovery fails here , because Zend_OpenId_Consumer doesn't understand OpenID 2.0 (7.3 OpenID authentication with Zend OpenID .
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Hi All,
I'm trying to create a .NET consumer client that will connect to a FluorineFx RTMP Service. It was very easy to create a Flex consumer client and I wish to create the same in .NET
(In other words how to connect a MessageAdapter to MessageAdapter...
Started by Dudi on
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However, I'm looking to implement the flex consumer in .net and not the Flash NetConnection (which the MessageBroker to broadcast messages to all clients and some of the clients are flex (using the Consumer.
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I would like to how can we implement producer/consumer in a functional programming language like Haskell? and how it will be different from an Imperative language? My understanding of functional programming language is primitive. Any help will be appreciated...
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A producer/consumer abstraction using preemptive threads and messages passed through a channel producer consumer cs where -- thread one: the event producer producer c = forever $ do key <- getChar writeChan c key -- thread two: the lazy....
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Do you write consumer desktop applications with .NET languages? If so what type?
My impression is that most consumer desktop applications are still native compiled applications in C, C++ and the like.
Whilst .NET languages are growing in up take and popularity...
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Again, my consumer application is very specific and targeted.
Come to think will surely have the .NET Framework 2.0 .
Linux distros so I'm not sure if they count as high street consumer applications.
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I know many of you run machines at home 24/7 (servers, maybe even desktops) that run on standard consumer grade hardware/PSUs. Is this safe? Is there even a remote risk of fire hazard? I'm curious to know what (if any) anecdotes you all have on this matter...
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I've run 6 cheap desktop machines 24/7 for years , and ... .
Power supplies certified by UL are almost certainly guaranteed not to burn your house down .
Look for power supplies that are built to specifications set forth by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) .
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I recently wrote a program that used a simple producer/consumer pattern. It initially had a bug related to improper use of threading.Lock that I eventually fixed. But it made me think whether it's possible to implement producer/consumer pattern in a lockless...
Started by Jasiu on
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As you mentioned, you're OK with that but most() QUEUE.append(i) # this... .
This is not really thread safe because producer could overwrite QUEUE_ITEM before consumer has consumed it and consumer could consume QUEUE_ITEM twice.
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