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...mment those lines, the Emrec record is _not_ deleted. Any idea what I''m doing wrong? Thanks, Bill In my controller... @session_id = session.session_id session[:job_key] = MiddleMan.new_worker(:class => :foo_worker, :args => {:emrec_id => @emrec.id, :session_id => @session_id}) In my worker... def do_work(args) @time_remaining = 7 @emrec_id = args[:emrec_id] #@session_rec = Session.find(:first, # :conditions => [&quot...

...stantRails-1.3/ruby/lib/ruby/1.8/drb/drb.rb:1624:in `start_service'' script/backgroundrb/start:108 ------------ Worker code ---------- class SessionWorker < BackgrounDRb::Rails attr_reader :time_remaining def do_work(args) @time_remaining = args[:initial_setting].to_i @emrec_id = args[:emrec_id] @session_id = args[:session_id] @session_rec = Session.find(:first, :conditions => ["sessid = ?", @session_id]) watch_session(args) sleep(2) clean_up end def watch_session(args) while @time_remaining...

If, in the controller, I start a worker and pass in an argument like this: session[:job_key] = MiddleMan.new_worker(:class => :foo_worker, :args => {:emrec_id => @emrec.id}) How do I access the value in the worker? I can''t seem to figure it out ;-p Thanks! Bill -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/backgroundrb-devel/attachments/20061017/48549ab5/attachment.html

...iated allergy record # I assumed the code below would destroy *all* the allergy records. In fact, it only destroys the # ones that had been deselected. How the heck is THAT happening ?!?!?!? ###### @allergy_list = Allergy.find(:all, :conditions => ["emrec_id = ?", @emrec.id]) @allergy_list.each do |allergy| allergy.destroy end ###### # now add any new items. the model as a # validate_uniqueness_of condition on description # to avoid duplicate records ###### @allergy_item.update_attributes(params[:al...

Is it possible to create / save a new record from a controller other than the one I specified when I created the scaffolding? My situation is that I have two tables. Emrecs is the parent. Actors is the child and has a foreign key named emrec_id that references emrec.id. I scaffolded both, creating controllers and views for each. My app collects info from the user to fill in the two tables, then writes the info collected out in an XML file. Now I need to read in the XML file and put the data back into the tables. Any suggestions? Righ...

When I create a child record I''m not automagically getting the parent ID put into the fk field. Does object.new take parameters that allows me to do that as part of the AR record creation? Or do I need to do it separately? Or am I missing the boat altogether ;-) Thanks, Bill -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Hi, I''m trying to delete a file system (<xml_26548975.xml>) File.delete("xml_26548975.xml") But I get this error: "Permission denied - ./script/../config/../uploads/xml_26548975.xml". Why? -- Cheers, ioana k&a http://boulangerie.wordpress.com/ -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

...Thanks in advance for any assistance! Bill --------------------- controller code ------------------------ def edit_illnesses # send a collection of records to the view @emrec = find_emrec @illnesses = Illness.find(:all, :conditions => ["emrec_id = ?", @emrec.id]) end def update_illness # update the records sent in ''edit_illnesses'' based on what''s returned in ''params'' @emrec = find_emrec @illnesses = Illness.find(:all, :conditions => [&q...

...entered/that''s been created during their session. The data includes files, database records, and then their session data. The controller code that gets executed when they log out is: def cleanup emrec = find_emrec files = Tempfilerec.find(:all, :conditions => ["emrec_id = ?", emrec.id]) files.each {|file| #FileUtils.rm "#{RAILS_ROOT}/public/#{file.filename}" for production FileUtils.rm "public/#{file.filename}" } emrec.destroy reset_session end I need to execute the same functionality when their session times...