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Net::Z3950::AsyncZ adds an additional layer of asynchronous support for the Z3950 module through the use of multiple forked processes. I hope that
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Net::Z3950::AsyncZ adds an additional layer of asynchronous support for the Z3950 module through the use of multiple forked processes. I hope
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users will also find that it provides a convenient front end to "Net::Z3950". My initial idea was to write something that would provide a convenient
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that users will also find that it provides a convenient front end to "Net::Z3950". My initial idea was to write something that would provide a
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means of processing and formatting Z39.50 records--which I did, using the "Z3950" synchronous code. But I also wanted something that could handle
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convenient means of processing and formatting Z39.50 records--which I did, using the "Z3950" synchronous code. But I also wanted something that
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queries to large numbers of servers at one session. Working on this part of my project, I found that I had trouble with the "Z3950" asynchronous
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could handle queries to large numbers of servers at one session. Working on this part of my project, I found that I had trouble with the
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features and so ended up with what I have here.
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"Z3950" asynchronous features and so ended up with what I have here.
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I give a more detailed account in in the [m[38;2;255;255;255m[48;2;0;0;0m[1mDESCRIPTION[m[38;2;255;255;255m[48;2;0;0;0m section of "AsyncZ.pod".
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I give a more detailed account in in the [m[38;2;255;255;255m[48;2;0;0;0m[1mDESCRIPTION[m[38;2;255;255;255m[48;2;0;0;0m section of "AsyncZ.pod".
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AsyncZ.pod
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AsyncZ.pod
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This is the starting point--it gives an overview of the AsyncZ module, describes the basic mechanics of its asynchronous workings, and details
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This is the starting point--it gives an overview of the AsyncZ module, describes the basic mechanics of its asynchronous workings, and
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the particulars of the objects and methods. But see ""Examples.pod" for detailed explanations of the sample scripts which come with the
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details the particulars of the objects and methods. But see ""Examples.pod" for detailed explanations of the sample scripts which come with
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"Net::Z3950::AsyncZ" distribution.
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the "Net::Z3950::AsyncZ" distribution.
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Options.pod
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Options.pod
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This document details the various options that can be set to modify the behavior of AsyncZ Index
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This document details the various options that can be set to modify the behavior of AsyncZ Index
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Report.pod deals with how records are treated line by line and how you can affect the apearance of a record's line by line output
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Report.pod deals with how records are treated line by line and how you can affect the apearance of a record's line by line output
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Examples.pod
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Examples.pod
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This document goes through the sample scripts that come with the "Net::Z3950::AsyncZ" distribution and annotates them in a line-by-line fashion.
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This document goes through the sample scripts that come with the "Net::Z3950::AsyncZ" distribution and annotates them in a line-by-line
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It's a basic HOW-TO.
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fashion. It's a basic HOW-TO.
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There are more modules than there is documentation. The reason for this is that the only module you have full and complete access to is
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There are more modules than there is documentation. The reason for this is that the only module you have full and complete access to is
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