I've got a series of web services implemented as models that a controller
might call as such:
$a = $this->WebService1->findByName($searchstring1);
$b = $this->WebService2->findByName($searchstring2)
$c = $this->WebService3->findByName($searchstring3)
// Do something with $a, $b, and $c, then pass it to the view
Each model implements some form of caching, but in the event of a cache-miss
the user has to wait for all 3 web services to execute concurrently.
I'd like to use curl_multi_exec to make the calls go in parallel, but the
curl object isn't exposed to the world, and the blocking model doesn't work
anymore. Is there anything prettier than
$curl_a = $this->WebService1->setupFindByName($searchstring1);
$curl_b = $this->WebService2->setupFindByName($searchstring2)
$curl_c = $this->WebService3->setupFindByName($searchstring3)
// curl_multi_add_handle ...
// do { curl_multi_exec... } while $(waiting)
$a = $this->WebService1->findByName(curl_multi_getcontent($curl_a));
$b = $this->WebService1->findByName(curl_multi_getcontent($curl_b));
$c = $this->WebService1->findByName(curl_multi_getcontent($curl_b));
Would this be wrapped in another model? Or is there another form more
appropriate for this?
Thanks
Sean
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