Backgroundrb devel - Aug 2006 - Regarding New QueueWorker class

Hi Ezra/Community,
   
  I posted a few comments last night on the rails forum and followed
Ezra''s advice to come here!  Lot''s of good stuff in the
archives that probably saved me much headache (specifically, ActionMailer
related items).
   
  I saw this post - and am wondering if anyone else has had a chance yet to
download the two source files and try it out.  Queuing of work items is
definitely a big asset and something that I will be trying to do.  I''ll
try the code as well, but if anyone has had any initial success/problems with it
then please advise and save me some time!
   
  I look forward to working with this group!  
   
  Regards,
   
  Michael
   

 				
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On Aug 24, 2006, at 11:44 AM, Michael wrote:
> Hi Ezra/Community,
>
> I posted a few comments last night on the rails forum and followed  
> Ezra''s advice to come here!  Lot''s of good stuff in the
archives
> that probably saved me much headache (specifically, ActionMailer  
> related items).
>
> I saw this post - and am wondering if anyone else has had a chance  
> yet to download the two source files and try it out.  Queuing of  
> work items is definitely a big asset and something that I will be  
> trying to do.  I''ll try the code as well, but if anyone has had
any
> initial success/problems with it then please advise and save me  
> some time!
>
> I look forward to working with this group!
>
> Regards,
>
> Michael

	The QueueWorker looks like it will work very well but I haven''t had  
a chance to try it out yet though.  I think that it might be better  
if the core MiddleMan held the Thread Pool. I hope to have time to  
work more on my thread pool impl now that I am done with my day job  
and on to greener pastures ;) We will see what I come up with. But  
for now by all means try out the new queue worker stuff and report  
back how it works for you.

-Ezra

P.S. Welcome to the list ;)