willb

require 'spqr/spqr'
require 'spqr/app'
require 'logger'

class Hello
   include SPQR::Manageable
   def hello(args)
     args[:result] = "Hello, #{args[:name]}!"
   end

willb

require 'spqr/spqr'
require 'spqr/app'
require 'logger'

class Hello
   include SPQR::Manageable
   def hello(args)
     @people_greeted ||= 0
     @people_greeted = @people_greeted + 1
     args["result"] = "Hello, #{args['name']}!"

willb

class Hello
   def hello(args)
     args["result"] = "Hello, #{args['name']}!"
    end
end

willb

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# This is a simple logging service that operates over QMF.  The API is
# pretty basic:
#   LogService is a singleton and supports the following methods:
#    * debug(msg)
#    * warn(msg)
#    * info(msg)
#    * error(msg)
#   each of which creates a log record of the given severity,

willb

module Examples
  module Codegen
    class EchoAgent
      include SPQR::Manageable
      # Find method (NB:  you must implement this)
      def EchoAgent.find_by_id(objid)
        EchoAgent.new
      end
      
# Find-all method (NB:  you must implement this)

willb

require 'qmf'
require 'thread'

$queue = Queue.new

class MyHandler < Qmf::ConsoleHandler
  def agent_added(agent)
    $queue << agent
  end

willb

/usr/bin/ruby -I"lib:lib:test" "/usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/rake-0.8.7/lib/rake/rake_test_loader.rb" "test/test_spqr_dummyprop.rb" "test/test_spqr_clicker.rb" "test/test_spqr_integerprop.rb" "test/test_rhubarb.rb" "test/test_spqr_hello.rb" 
(in /home/wibenton/devel/spqr)
All dependencies seem to be installed.
Loaded suite /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/rake-0.8.7/lib/rake/rake_test_loader
Started
.............................................Console Connection Established...
.EEEE.E.EE
Finished in 132.22105 seconds.

  1) Error:

willb

Gang,

As I see it, the big choice to make regarding the public git
repository is whether we host it on pinguino (over http or git-daemon)
or whether we host it off-site.  In either case, we will need to
set up a cron job (or post-commit hooks) to ensure that public-facing
branches in the public repo are updated at regular intervals from
the corresponding heads in the private repo.

I would like to suggest that we consider hosting off-site with

willb

require 'spqr/spqr'
require 'spqr/app'
require 'logger'

class Hello
   include SPQR::Manageable

  # Input (in and inout) parameters are passed to exposed methods in
  # the order they are declared in the expose block (see below).
   def hello(name)

willb

#!/bin/bash

# git-mirror.sh takes a source repository (given with -s; this must be
# on the local filesystem and defaults to the current directory), a
# destination repository (-d), and an optional branch pattern (-p,
# defaults to a pattern that will find all condor release branches as
# well as the current stable and devel branches).  You may also
# specify -f to force a push to the destination, or -c to clobber all
# destination heads that have corresponding source heads.