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If I understand correctly, in order to run JPER you have to execute web.py module. Within this file, the first action will be to call initialise() function, which belongs to the octopus module. This function will then retrieve a list of modules to initialise from a config file. One of the modules that are going to be initialise is JPER. Is there any reason why you leave to octopus (which is supposed to be a library to provide functionalities to the JPER module) the initialization process? From my point of view it will be better to leave octopus to initialise octopus modules and router to initialise router modules.
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If I understand correctly, in order to run JPER you have to execute web.py module. Within this file, the first action will be to call initialise() function, which belongs to the octopus module. This function will then retrieve a list of modules to initialise from a config file. One of the modules that are going to be initialise is JPER. Is there any reason why you leave to octopus (which is supposed to be a library to provide functionalities to the JPER module) the initialization process? From my point of view it will be better to leave octopus to initialise octopus modules and router to initialise router modules.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: