I'm building a system that has 2 processes.
Process 1
This process is actually a Node.js program. This process is actually a Web Server handling the incoming request.
Process 2
This process is actually a C++ program.
Both the processes are started automatically at startup with help of rc.local
Now, for Process 1 there are some specific request that should be passed to Process 2.
For example, if Process 1 receives a post request at route /enqueue with a JSON body payload, Process 1 should stringify the JSON and pass to Process 2.
When Process 2 receives the JSON, it should kill a worker thread and start a new thread with that JSON to perform the actual task. The worker thread should be killed irrespective of whether the worker thread is still processing previous JSON
If both the processes were Node.js application, I could have forked Process 2 from Process 1 and used the following code.
process.on('message',function(message){
//implementation
}
...
process.send(data);
But my second process is a C++ app.
Any idea on how to implement it?
Note: Before flagging this question, please keep in mind I'm not looking for a full code. I just need the idea on how to do it.
via Krishanu Dey
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