Eventmachine talk - Dec 2008 - http proxy

I''m looking for a bare bones http proxy I can customize.  
I''ve got a few em
http clients laying around that I''ve used in the past, but wondered if
there
was something out there actually being used in production that I could use
as a configurable proxy.  It''s for an opensocial container
implementation in
ruby.   I have to inject oauth signatures, rewrite/strip a few headers,
etc..  Dont'' need support for keep alive, pipelining, multi part, etc..

Chris
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Should be pretty easy to write one using async thin
(http://github.com/raggi/thin/tree/async_for_rack):

require ''thin''

class HttpProxy
  def self.call env
    HttpClient.get(env[''REQUEST_URI'']) do |headers, content|
      env[''async.callback''].call([
        200,
        headers,
        content
      ])
    end

    return Thin::Connection::AsyncResponse
  end
end

Thin::Server.start ''localhost'', 8080, HttpProxy

  Aman
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 2:36 AM, snacktime <snacktime at gmail.com>
wrote:
> I''m looking for a bare bones http proxy I can customize.  
I''ve got a few em
> http clients laying around that I''ve used in the past, but
wondered if there
> was something out there actually being used in production that I could use
> as a configurable proxy.  It''s for an opensocial container
implementation in
> ruby.   I have to inject oauth signatures, rewrite/strip a few headers,
> etc..  Dont'' need support for keep alive, pipelining, multi part,
etc..
>
> Chris
>
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