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[Rebol School] REBOL School

Kaj
11-Oct-2012
[1293]
You could also run R2 code on Cheyenne, and use Mongrel as a proxy
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1294x2]
yes - mongrel as a proxy is great, but i was thinking more in terms 
of zed's idea of a language agnostic web server
so some apps (or parts of apps) could be written in rebol
Kaj
11-Oct-2012
[1296]
Only as a proxy so far, I'm planning towards running Red and R3 0MQ 
servers as Mongrel apps
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1297x2]
i noticed that the r3 bindings are much more stable than r2
r2 tends to crash with zmq
but i'm nervous about using r3...
Kaj
11-Oct-2012
[1299]
I haven't tested them much yet, but Janko is running his business 
on the R2 binding
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1300]
good to know!

i haven't seen janko around in a long time - i've been interested 
in using his distributed actors library, but cant find it online 
anywhere
Kaj
11-Oct-2012
[1301x2]
Janko is around, but he's busy
I'd say with the latest news, there's a future for R3 again
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1303x2]
his blog - janko-in-a-jar seems offline
any ideas if he's shifted to some other domain?
YES! the news is incredible
Kaj
11-Oct-2012
[1305]
Dunno
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1306x2]
Open Source R3! Thank you Carl!!
hoping that r2 will also be open sourced though
Kaj
11-Oct-2012
[1308]
I don't think so. However, I'll run as much as possible on Red
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1309]
i havent started using red yet...
itching to
Henrik
11-Oct-2012
[1310]
r2 probably relies on some third party closed source, more than r3.
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1311]
perhaps...but would be good to see r2 open
Henrik
11-Oct-2012
[1312]
at least for bug fixing, it would be nice, but with the legal issues 
that r3 must go through to become open source, I imagine it would 
be more difficult for r2.
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1313x2]
well - am super excited that r3 is in what looks like the final stages 
of being open sourced
i'm not a licensing guru, but LGPL and MIT looks good to me
or Apache
or a custom REBOL license - based on Carl's latest blog post
Kaj
11-Oct-2012
[1315]
Had to make a Red bug report, but I'm looking into your ventilator 
now
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1316]
thanks Kaj!
Kaj
11-Oct-2012
[1317]
Which 0MQ version are you using?
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1318]
2.1.4
Kaj
11-Oct-2012
[1319]
That's good, I'm getting some strange results with 3.2
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1320]
strange as in?
Kaj
11-Oct-2012
[1321]
Request/reply is not printing the message content
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1322x5]
works perfectly with 2.1.4
havent been looking at changes to zmq for a while now
but all of my python stuff works just fine with 3.2
AND i have pub-sub working between r2 and python
2.1.4 on r2, 3.2 on python
Kaj
11-Oct-2012
[1327x2]
They made some awkward changes in the 3 series that I haven't reviewed 
yet
I'll probably switch to Crossroads I/O
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1329]
hmmm - dont know that one
checking it out now...
Kaj
11-Oct-2012
[1330]
Fork by the original developers
Gregg
11-Oct-2012
[1331]
SUjoy, send me a reminder next week. I'm very busy the next few days, 
but have ported many of the 0mq guide examples. Mine use Andreas's 
binding, but it might still help.
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1332]
Will do Greg...I saw on the zmq list that you were doing the peering 
example as well...super stuff
Kaj
11-Oct-2012
[1333x3]
Found the underlying problem: I had the push/pull definitions the 
wrong way around
Fixed it and added the complete ventilator example:
http://rebol.esperconsultancy.nl/REBOL-2-ZeroMQ-binding
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1336x2]
:)
i should have been able to pick that out
thanks kaj...downloading now
Kaj
11-Oct-2012
[1338]
I only realised at the end, when no other possibility remained :-)
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1339]
working with zmq3.2? i'm wondering if i should download and move 
up to 3.2
...though crossroads i/o looks very good
Kaj
11-Oct-2012
[1340]
Better wait, I haven't adapted to 3.2 yet
Sujoy
11-Oct-2012
[1341]
ok. thanks again Kaj
Gregg
11-Oct-2012
[1342]
I haven't followed crossroads too much. Is their i/o very different?