So, I can use SOAP request to get the data stored on 2nd server.What would be the sample code for that? I need to constantly poll the server ,so that means number of requests to be sent. Actually mine is a web application and 2nd script on parallel server can fork up to 50 resources. and at a moment any number of such scripts might be running. Is SOAP the way to go about it or anything better can do?

Is using file system as storage for the results and sending them across the servers is a good idea, can anyhow Memcache does this work.

In reply to Re^4: Buffering and data tranmission in perl by py_201
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