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| Tried to search for comments on this subject but the Google groups search filter on groupname is seriously broken for some reason, it's treating "groups:*.progress" just as if the words "groups" and "progress" were regular search terms, not a group specification.... At any rate, Have been working on a script that asynchronously runs a procedure on the appserver-- I'm rather new to progress coding, but we need to get the two parts to pass data across in the process, and it looked like PUBLISH and SUBSCRIBE were just the thing-- however, the server side goes thorugh the motions of the publish but the event never fires in the client. I then did a little more poking around on the peg.com forums, and found an old comment something to the effect that publish/subscribe doesn't work distributed (across sessions), that it was a "wish list item." Unfortunately, it's not quite clear to me what the definition of a "session" or "distributed" is in that comment-- are the client side & server side considered separate sessions in this case and pub/ sub is therefore unsupported? Or am I overlooking something else as to the reason the event doesn't fire... I'm using V9.1d, and using the "run asynchronous on server" technique to fire up the appserver end, and using a subscribe with anywhere to set up the event handler. I checked the calling parameters, and even tried a parameterless pub/sub just in case a parameter mismatch was the problem, but no luck. The main question is-- *should* a subscribe on the client be able to get the publish done on the appserver? Or is this in fact not implemented? The real unfortunate thing about pub & sub is the coupling is so loose there's not much error handling to be had. When you "subscribe...anywhere" perhaps the word "anywhere" doesn't really *mean* anywhere?... -- Sync |
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| Sync <kdd21@hotmail.com> wrote in news:1187822394.192952.85140 @x40g2000prg.googlegroups.com: > Tried to search for comments on this subject but the Google groups > search filter on groupname is seriously broken for some reason, it's > treating "groups:*.progress" just as if the words "groups" and > "progress" were regular search terms, not a group specification.... > > At any rate, > > Have been working on a script that asynchronously runs a procedure on > the appserver-- I'm rather new to progress coding, but we need to get > the two parts to pass data across in the process, and it looked like > PUBLISH and SUBSCRIBE were just the thing-- however, the server side > goes thorugh the motions of the publish but the event never fires in > the client. > > I then did a little more poking around on the peg.com forums, and > found an old comment something to the effect that publish/subscribe > doesn't work distributed (across sessions), that it was a "wish list > item." Unfortunately, it's not quite clear to me what the definition > of a "session" or "distributed" is in that comment-- are the client > side & server side considered separate sessions in this case and pub/ > sub is therefore unsupported? Or am I overlooking something else as > to the reason the event doesn't fire... > > I'm using V9.1d, and using the "run asynchronous on server" technique > to fire up the appserver end, and using a subscribe with anywhere to > set up the event handler. I checked the calling parameters, and even > tried a parameterless pub/sub just in case a parameter mismatch was > the problem, but no luck. > > The main question is-- *should* a subscribe on the client be able to > get the publish done on the appserver? Or is this in fact not > implemented? The real unfortunate thing about pub & sub is the > coupling is so loose there's not much error handling to be had. When > you "subscribe...anywhere" perhaps the word "anywhere" doesn't really > *mean* anywhere?... > > > -- > > Sync > > The process running on th AppServer can't just PUBLISH and expect the correct client to pick up the message. You'll need Sonic to do a "global" publish. However the procedure is quite cabable of returning data back to its instantiatiing program. RUN GetNumAccounts.p ON h_SalesExamples ASYNCHRONOUS SET ghGetNumAccounts EVENT-PROCEDURE "DisplayNumAccounts" (INPUT cbSalesRep, OUTPUT NumAccounts AS INTEGER). Alan |