Hi,
I guess it is not a problem of $scope.$apply, I am not quite sure why it is
happening. May be because two SSE events are invoked inside a single page.
However, we can use single SSE call(EVENTS:A) rather than using two
different calls. We can attach results of (EVENTS:B) into (EVENTS:A) itself
and parse it as a JSON to use it as "cpu".
var eventACallback = function(e) {
var pData = JSON.parse(e.data);
var sDate = new Date(Number(pData.date));
$scope.cpu = pData.cpu;
$scope.day = sDate.toDateString() + " " + sDate.toLocaleTimeString
();
$scope.modules = pData.modules;
console.log("EVENTA");
};
Using above scenario, there will be no conflicts as there is only single
event callback.
Also, there no need of using scope.apply, because controller is already
having digest cycle. So scope.apply will be already in running within the
controller.
Please do let me know if that helps out.
Thank you,
Anurag.
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