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Re: Pseudo-streaming live news (was: Re: Monitor Page)
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lugnet.admin.general
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Tue, 21 Mar 2000 21:06:49 GMT
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In lugnet.admin.general, Todd Lehman writes:
One suggestion: Separate the producer into a separate, totally encapsulated
> daemon which just sits there running 24x7 and slurps new articles whenever
> they appear and spools them into some directory on the local drive. That way,
> it can run while you sleep, even if you've exited the main user interface
> program. Write that first, and get it working 100%, and it won't ever need
> to change. Then allow (via API) any number of consumers to read, filter, and
> display the articles. That way, you can fire up multiple filter/viewer combos,
> either as separate processes or separate threads within a single process. And
> if you shut down the last viewer, the spooler dameon continues to run in the
> background so that when you return, all of the stuff is already fetched.
I thought of doing that, though - what's the differnece between a newsreader
and my script then? that it works over http and not nntp?
Dan
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