Resending this message - I sent it earlier in the day and I still don't see
it show up on the mailing list.
Thanks.
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Hello Folks,
I have been trying to get backgroundrb running on my Win XP box to
periodically wakeup and run a worker function. I wrote a test Worker class
as below and my backgroundrb.yml is included below. I can start backgroundrb
successfully through commondline (ruby script/backgroundrb/start) but I
don't see any output in my backgroundrb.log - I would expect the "Hello"
string in the log every 5 secs.
The first question I have is, whether what I am doing even supported on
Windows? Reason I ask is because I saw a post from a few months back saying
something to the effect that forking doesn't happen on Windows (a reply
email from Hemant) so not sure how that affects what I am trying to do.
The follow up question, if the answer to the first one is yes it is
supported, is what am I doing wrong here?
Appreciate any pointers/help.
Thanks,
Sanjay.
class NehronWorker < BackgrounDRb::Rails
#set_worker_name :nehron_worker
def create
puts "Creating NehronWorker"
end
def do_work(args)
# This method is called in it's own new thread when you
# call new worker. args is set to :args
puts "Hello"
end
def printhelloinloop(teststr="Hello2")
puts "Hello "+ teststr
end
end
---
port: "22222"
timer_sleep: 60
load_rails: true
environment: development
host: localhost
database_yml: config/database.yml
acl:
deny: all
allow: localhost 127.0.0.1
order: deny,allow
schedules:
NehronWorker:
printhelloinloop:
trigger_args: */5 * * * * * *
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