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This new module introduces two new functions which help in the creation of dataflows. The first function is `req_reply()`, which creates two dataflows. The first is usual dataflow and the second is a dataflow which is a response to the first. I used this function a lot for modeling dataflow with databases. The second functions `reply()` takes a dataflow as an argument and returns a new dataflow which is a response to the given dataflow. This function is quite useful for modeling proxies. ```python d1 = Dataflow(client, web, 'Get page') d2,d3 = req_reply(web, db, 'Query data') d4 = reply(d1, 'return web page') ```
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This new module introduces two new functions which help in the creation of dataflows.
The first function is
req_reply(), which creates two dataflows. The first is usual dataflow and the second is a dataflow which is a response to the first.I used this function a lot for modeling dataflow with databases.
The second functions
reply()takes a dataflow as an argument and returns a new dataflow which is a response to the given dataflow. This function is quite useful for modeling proxies.