Thanks Ben for the answer. It helped me a lot :-)
Den torsdag 22 januari 2015 kl. 22:18:41 UTC+1 skrev Ben Noordhuis:
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> On Thu, Jan 22, 2015 at 8:27 PM, Fredrik O >
> wrote:
> > Sorry Matt, I was not precise enough. It was only an example. The
> reality is
> > that I am building a new sort o
Right, should’ve shown the code beforehand. Here goes:
- The entry code: http://git.ingwie.me/ingwie/bird3/blob/master/app.js
- The actual handler code:
http://git.ingwie.me/ingwie/bird3/blob/master/lib/request_handler.js
Please note that I have to use vhost for this case. For now, that seems to
On Thu, Jan 22, 2015 at 8:27 PM, Fredrik O wrote:
> Sorry Matt, I was not precise enough. It was only an example. The reality is
> that I am building a new sort of platform above node and was curious if
> there is something I can invoke to force the event loop immediately to be
> processed.
>
> I
Sorry Matt, I was not precise enough. It was only an example. The reality
is that I am building a new sort of platform above node and was curious if
there is something I can invoke to force the event loop immediately to be
processed.
I found UV_RUN_NOWAIT but it seems not to fire any http liste
Hello Guys,
Wanted to know if Express framework support persistent queue management or
not.
If not then what are options ?
Thanks,
Dhaval
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Hi,
I am very new to this project..
Can somebody please tell me how to build the test modules along with nodejs
directly
What are the build flags , I should use.
Br
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> Hey folks.
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>
Hi.
> I am trying to work out my way aorund a tiny routing issue I have.
>
> There are three major modules: API, CDN and Main. I want to map them as
> follows:
>
> main => /
> cdn => /cdn
> api => /api
>
> So anything that goes to /api/* is handled by the API part, for
I have clients (happens to be on Android) using SSL and keepalive, desiring
to make multiple requests on the same connection. I am not sure why this is
overloaded as such, but, in between the first and second HTTP requests, the
client is sending an HTTP CONNECT message:
CONNECT app.mydomain.com