Hi,

I'm planning on doing an application wich will extract
pages from a site and process them in parallel.
Do you think it would be okay to open up say 20 sessions in
POE and have them each use a WWW::Mechanize object to
get the web pages and maybe have one thread to control
all of these threads so that it provides them with work
to do,maybe using a queue from wich each thread helps
itself with a link wich it processes.
the information processed would then have to go to a
database,wich would be locked whenever writing is
done on it.
I saw on cpan there also exists this module
POE::Component::Client::HTTP , and I'm not sure if to use
it,as it does something very interesting:
"lets other sessions run while HTTP transactions are being
processed",but I would like to also have the functionality
I get from WWW::Mechanize in this
POE::Component::Client::HTTP .
What should I do ?

EDIT:
Actually my question is about POE::Component::Client::HTTP,
I like it ,but it doesn't have all the useful features of
WWW::Mechanize.

In reply to POE&WWW::Mechanize or POE&POE::Component::Client::HTTP by spx2

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