Hi Shashi,
this technique is applicable also for non-Signal variables, right?
However, persistence hints for Signals are very interestings ...
Thanks
Leonardo
Il 31/01/2016 19:11, Shashi Gowda ha scritto:
Hi Leonardo
If you have a single Escher process serving multiple requests and you
want to share some state between them, my recommendation would be to put
the shared data in signal, which can optionally be persisted to disk/DB
something like
if !isdefined(:my_global_var) # this condition makes sure all your UIs
are referring to the same variable
my_global_signal = Signal(Any, initial_value)
# you could also persist this to disk/DB for re-reading later, if
you have a function that can do that.
Reactive.foreach(save_to_disk, my_global_signal)
# optionally you could save throttle(1.0, my_global_signal) to make
sure the state is saved at most once every second so as to not hit the
disk often
end
function main(window)
# ... use my_global_signal here, to get and put updates: every
client will be notified of updates...
end
On Sun, Jan 31, 2016 at 5:47 PM, Leonardo <maxsa...@gmail.com
<mailto:maxsa...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi all,
I want write an application with a Web UI (e.g. a chat) that has a
local state (specific for each client) and global one (a state bind
to web server).
These requirements are useful for example to permit communications
between different client (e.g. into a chat) and/or handle
centralized resources (like a DB connection shared by all client and
created once into web server).
How can I do that?
Many thanks in advance
Leonardo
