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skuunk
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone had solved this issue before.
Basically I am calling a 3rd party information service using Net::HTTP
which I would like to proxy through my Rails app so that I can access
it via an xmlhttp request using JavaScript.
This service is not 100% reliable so while I can set a small timeout,
while the service is being pinged it stops all the other processes
from being run. I would like to set it up so that it happens as a
background process and then after a certain amount of time pops up.
I have tried the following, but all that happens is that Rails
complains that it can't find a template.
def index
wgw_server = WGWServer.new
Thread.new {
render :text => wgw_server.proxy(params[:id] + '?' +
request.env['QUERY_STRING'], params[:callback],
params[:callbackParam])
}
end
wgw_server.proxy contains the code which handles the Net::HTTP
request.
Any ideas?
Thanks
I was wondering if anyone had solved this issue before.
Basically I am calling a 3rd party information service using Net::HTTP
which I would like to proxy through my Rails app so that I can access
it via an xmlhttp request using JavaScript.
This service is not 100% reliable so while I can set a small timeout,
while the service is being pinged it stops all the other processes
from being run. I would like to set it up so that it happens as a
background process and then after a certain amount of time pops up.
I have tried the following, but all that happens is that Rails
complains that it can't find a template.
def index
wgw_server = WGWServer.new
Thread.new {
render :text => wgw_server.proxy(params[:id] + '?' +
request.env['QUERY_STRING'], params[:callback],
params[:callbackParam])
}
end
wgw_server.proxy contains the code which handles the Net::HTTP
request.
Any ideas?
Thanks