Hi Monks, From couple of days, I am doing some research about POE which seems a good candidate to solve my problem.
After searching a lot and trying from code from cookbook Yet not clear on how to write my code can some please help me with sample.
here is what I am looking for. 
package MyPackage;

while(1) {
   fetch_data();
   send_to_poe();    <<< this how & where I want to send to POE. so th
+at while loop can process it should not wait for reply as it don't ne
+ed reply so can say an async call
}

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There will be a script running in an infinite loop that will never end. eg I found this but now want to add own sub that will so that once I receive the event from above code. I can process in the background. How can I add new handler in the following code will a new key eg _my_function => \&get_work_done will work. Sorry completely new to POE concept. 
 POE::Session->create(
   inline_states => {
     _start => sub { $_[KERNEL]->yield("next") },
      next   => sub {
       print "listening...\n";
       $_[KERNEL]->delay(next => 1);
     },
   },
 );
 
 POE::Kernel->run();
# exit

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* I wish to run a script in continue never-ending loop unless user kills it lets call it Worker.
* want to send some work i.e few parameters to worker eg host and command.

In reply to Need help in getting started with POE by smarthacker67

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