[Interest] Library for Remote Monitoring of Application Components

[Mandeep Sandhu]

On Fri, Aug 24, 2012 at 7:48 PM, Luis Valdés <luisvaldes88 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Igor, how are you.
>
> Very interesting project.
>
> I have a ERP system that needs a mecanism to update the user profile in
> realtime, I was thinking about creating a thread that reads the database
> every 10 minutes or something like that.
> But I thought about creating a ServerSocket that sends an update message to
> its clients.
>
> The idea is that the clients must be able to know when the user profile
> changes, or another constraint of the system changes. So The system can be
> able to load the new data from the database.
>
> Do you think Como is a good candidate to make that work??

You can also look at XMPP protocol for asynchronous messaging (push
notifications etc) to clients.

There's even a Qt client server library available:

http://code.google.com/p/qxmpp/

HTH,
-mandeep

>
> best regards.
>
>
>
> 2012/8/24 Igor Mironchik <imironchick at gmail.com>
>>
>> Como is a C + + / Qt library that provides an opportunity to applications
>> using it to send out information on the sources of data within the
>> application, that is, Como provides remote monitoring applications. Library
>> name is an abbreviation of two English words: components observation and
>> components monitoring, this is like someone like that.
>>
>> The main idea of the library is that the application creates an
>> Como::ServerSocket to manage client connections and send information to
>> customers about the state of data and a number of objects of class
>> Como::Source. The application simply changes the value of the object
>> Como::Source at the right moment and Como::ServerSocket sends a message to
>> all connected clients.
>>
>> The data source can be dynamic. That is to appear and disappear at the
>> time of destruction of a Como::Source. This is implemented ad-hoc reports
>> deregistration data source. The application need not worry about manually
>> sending messages. All the work is done automatically. That is, when an
>> object of Como::Source registered there is sending register of data source
>> messages, when the value of the data source is changed there is sending
>> messages about the value changes of the data source, and the destruction of
>> the object is sending deregistration of data source messages.
>>
>> Class objects Como::Source may be in a different threads and not have to
>> worry about synchronizing class Como::ServerSocket. Como::ServerSocket class
>> is thread-safe.
>>
>> In fact it is all you need to know to start using the library Como.
>>
>> http://code.google.com/p/componets-observation/
>>
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