Re: 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

... and I'd like a pony.

A pony about 7 hands tall; with a registered bloodline, housebroken and trained to pull my young daughter's cart but also hefty enough to pull my plow.

The part missing from your pony request is:

what you've considered
why you've rejected it or kept it on your possible list
where you've searched.

I mean, you have done all that? Right?

If you didn't program your executable by toggling in binary, it wasn't really programming!

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Re^2: 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 by anykeyman (Novice) on May 27, 2013 at 18:58 UTC
Well, I didn't find anything I searched for. Google brought me some RPC-over-http modules without full-duplex keep-alive connection. I specified exactly what I search for. If there is no module fulfilling these requirments, I'm going to write it myself, though it might take several days, since I'm not skilled with sockets and/or async IPC.	[reply]