Well, using HTTP to run an application is not the right way to go. It is because of the nature of HTTP or TCP/IP. There is such naggin thing as time out and a notion of transaction. Short answer is to break things into parts; initiation and completion. If a task takes longer than N minutes, it is reasonable to say it is a long-running task. So, a good way is to use HTTP to create an event or initiation. Then, use a daemon to complete. You can run Zope application from the command line. Use RPC? Perhaps install ZEO and use one server to work on ZODB and the others to serve HTTP requests? This way, you have a delivery machine and a report machine. I can ramble on about two things; message queue and guaranteed delivery. For enterprise (which just means stability and certainty among others), these are two features I think Zope needs but does not have. If you can be more specific, it would be helpful but anyway. subrahmanyan kalathur wrote:
Hi, To run a DTML method is there any other method than using a browser. Or even if it is running in a browser, it should not be there in the task bar.
I have an application which need to run for some times. So one DTML method will be running continuously , and it will refresh it self after some duration. And this will continue for some times.
So Kindly suggest me what is better.
thanks yours,
K.H.Subrahmanyan
( subrahmanyan.kalathur@wipro.com )