I would use BackgroundRB to load the feeds, parse them, and place
them in a database. The client
can then poll periodically for the update.
Michael
On Jun 20, 2007, at 11:06 PM, Fredric wrote:
>
> To implement an online rss reader just like www.bloglines.com is not
> difficult.Every registered user will add their feeds to their customed
> online rss reader.However,if any user have sent their request of
> reading
> rss to the server,the server will not return until the content of the
> feed is fetched and then return back.During this process,the ruby
> process is blocked until the feeds is fetched, if lots of users
> want to
> do that,will it cause a block? Since each fcgi or mongrel instance
> means
> one ruby process and ruby does not provide a local thread.
>
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