Fetch retry can be programatically controlled with this software. It allows for automated retries of fetching data.
I recently used WWW::Mechanize::Plugin::Retry and it was extremely helpful in establishing a criterion to determine whether a page fetch or submit was successful. The plugin allows the user to retry a certain number of times, with a specified delay time, until the operation is successful.
The plugin works by retrying the last operation if the initial attempt fails. The retries are repeated once for every item in the delay list until either we run out of delays or the transaction succeeds. The simplicity and effectiveness of the plugin was impressive.
In terms of the API, the SYNOPSIS for using it was clear and easy to implement. By using the WWW::Mechanize::Pluggable module, I was able to create a new instance of the plugin and specify the retry criteria with a test subroutine and up to four wait intervals. The plugin is easy to customize to fit the user's specific needs.
After running the script with the plugin, I was able to use the 'retry_failed' method to detect if all the retries failed. This feature was very helpful to ensure that the retrying operation ultimately succeeded.
Overall, I would highly recommend WWW::Mechanize::Plugin::Retry to anyone looking to improve their page fetching or submission success rate. The plugin was simple to use and very effective in retrying failed operations.
The plugin works by retrying the last operation if the initial attempt fails. The retries are repeated once for every item in the delay list until either we run out of delays or the transaction succeeds. The simplicity and effectiveness of the plugin was impressive.
In terms of the API, the SYNOPSIS for using it was clear and easy to implement. By using the WWW::Mechanize::Pluggable module, I was able to create a new instance of the plugin and specify the retry criteria with a test subroutine and up to four wait intervals. The plugin is easy to customize to fit the user's specific needs.
After running the script with the plugin, I was able to use the 'retry_failed' method to detect if all the retries failed. This feature was very helpful to ensure that the retrying operation ultimately succeeded.
Overall, I would highly recommend WWW::Mechanize::Plugin::Retry to anyone looking to improve their page fetching or submission success rate. The plugin was simple to use and very effective in retrying failed operations.
What's New
Version 0.04: N/A