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in thread I search for an async IPC module that transfers arbitrary-length strings (preferably binary, but ASCII is fine too) via full-duplex, keep-alive TCP connection

I really don't know what is PSGI so I will learn about it tomorrow. Thanks for that suggestion.

I readed CPAN docs for XMLRPC, JSONRPC, and I'm not sure that they have events I need and full-duplex keep-alive connection. Do them?

My problem is, I will have 50 or like that sockets at a time, server will receive and send some serialized data over them. And to keep my code simple, I need to present continuous chunks of my data as strings, and have events fired when connection established and when connection closed. And of course I need event for each received string.

Can XMLRPC, JSONRPC or SOAP be adapted for that task?

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