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Module for Orchestrating Perl Functions?
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Jonathan
May 9, 2008, 9:30:06 PM5/9/08
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I have a few dozen Perl functions. I need to run those functions in a
handful of different sequences, depending on the input data and user
choices. Sometimes I need to add functions to, or remove functions
from, the sequence--even while the sequence is running.
handful of different sequences, depending on the input data and user
choices. Sometimes I need to add functions to, or remove functions
from, the sequence--even while the sequence is running.
In this day of web service orchestration and various process- and
workflow-based tools, I'm sure there's something out there that fits
the bill. Just not sure what it'd be. Suggestions?
Peter Scott
May 10, 2008, 11:59:21 AM5/10/08
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Well you haven't given us much to go on. Only your comment that you might
want to change a sequence while it is running suggests a large scale. I
am thinking some sort of callback structure, which to me suggests that you
might want to look at POE. POE itself isn't exactly an off-the-shelf
solution but you may find someone has built one for you. Maybe POE::Queue.
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Peter Scott
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