[Xen-API] Re:xen-api Digest, Vol 25, Issue 9

[吴佳民 <wujiamin_tyut@xxxxxxx>]

Hi, Stefan:
    Could you please send me some code sample about using event channel and shared memory to communicate between Dom0 and DomU?
     Thanks a lot.
                                        Danius

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>Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 16:00:28 +0200
>From: "Henning Sprang" 
>Subject: Re: [Xen-API] Python bindings question
>To: "Thomas Moyer" 
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>On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 4:47 PM, Thomas Moyer  wrote:
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>> Is there any sort of documentation on the use of the Xen API in python.  The
>> examples I found in the Xen Management API  document (version 1.0.1) didn't
>> work.
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>I didn't look at it for ages, but yes, there are not many working code
>samples, and I saw even XenSource employees(yes, it's a while ago :) )
>showing sample code  in presenations on conferences that didn't even
>work, because I knew I tested it some days before :)
>
>I've made a small sample once, but never got deeper into it:
>http://xen-info.de/wiki/moin.cgi/XenAPI
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>(apart from that, if you'd posted the error message, one could check
>if something else but the code is wrong :) )
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>In general, I think this list here is nearly dead, but I remember I
>saw some work going on in discussion further work on the XenAPI, and
>probably a redefinition.  I believe the libvirt is a good way to go -
>not that I really use it in actual project yet, but  it seems pretty
>well supported, stable and documented, and you're not locked into a
>single virtualization technology when using it.
>
>Henning
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>Henning Sprang
>http://www.sprang.de | http://lazyb0y.blogspot.com/
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>Message: 2
>Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 16:06:48 +0200
>From: Stefan de Konink 
>Subject: Re: [Xen-API] Python bindings question
>To: Henning Sprang 
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>Henning Sprang schreef:
>> On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 4:47 PM, Thomas Moyer  wrote:
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>>> Is there any sort of documentation on the use of the Xen API in python.  The
>>> examples I found in the Xen Management API  document (version 1.0.1) didn't
>>> work.
>> 
>> I didn't look at it for ages, but yes, there are not many working code
>> samples, and I saw even XenSource employees(yes, it's a while ago :) )
>> showing sample code  in presenations on conferences that didn't even
>> work, because I knew I tested it some days before :)
>> 
>> I've made a small sample once, but never got deeper into it:
>> http://xen-info.de/wiki/moin.cgi/XenAPI
>> 
>> (apart from that, if you'd posted the error message, one could check
>> if something else but the code is wrong :) )
>> 
>> In general, I think this list here is nearly dead, but I remember I
>> saw some work going on in discussion further work on the XenAPI, and
>> probably a redefinition.  I believe the libvirt is a good way to go -
>> not that I really use it in actual project yet, but  it seems pretty
>> well supported, stable and documented, and you're not locked into a
>> single virtualization technology when using it.
>
>If you want to have XenAPI Python examples that work you can contact me 
>in private. I strongly suggest libvirt, even the C interface is more 
>pretty than XenAPI in Python ever was...
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>Stefan
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