I am trying to create an event-driven system in which system elements interact to generate events that other components of the system respond to. The components are supposed to be independent of each other - or pretty much independent of how I can make them. First, the system will be implemented in Windows 7 and will be written in Delphi. The generated events will be generated by Delphi code. I understand how to implement the type system described on one machine.
I want to create a system so that it can be easily deployed on different machine architectures, in particular, with various components working on a distributed architecture, which may be different for Windows 7. Require that the system never communicates with any external systems.
I tried to study the architecture that I need to consider, and examined the issues mentioned below. They seem to indicate the use of named pipes as an interservice communication mechanism. As a result of these studies, I sketched the following to describe my system: the first part of the diagram is the system that I am developing it; the second part, which I deduced, I will need for possible future implementations.
This leads to the following points:
- Can you send events through named pipes?
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