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Message passing architecture in C#

submitted by pwab 1 year, 1 month ago

blog.tfstracker.deltapi.co.za — A lot of people have written about the benefits of writing software, especially concurrent software, in a message passing architecture. The poster-child language for this style of programming is Erlang, a functional language. In this post I will explain briefly what “message passing architecture” means (in .NET terms), and how I implemented it in my OSS library ErlyThreads, which I am using in the TFSTracker application.

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JudahGabriel 1 year, 1 month ago

i just checked it now, seems to be working? is this a recurring problem for you?

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I noticed it was down about 10 hours ago, works fine now though.

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I'm still seeing it as down. Isn't working in either Firefox 2 nor IE 7.

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JudahGabriel 1 year, 1 month ago

hi juda, thanks for trying so many times.

I checked with my hosting provider, and the server logs all seem fine. There is about 90 or so requests all with status 200. The only other thing i can think of is that it may be some transient networking issue rather than a server-side issue. I added this domain only a few days ago, maybe something todo with DNS caching?

It seems as if the W3C validator can reach it:

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hi guys,

i finally found the problem; It had to do with DNS issues around the domain to my site. We changed the configuration and it _seems_ better now. Please shout if something still goes wrong.

pieter

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