sorry, i'm such a noob, i'm just getting more confused. the working version
of my code returns from the endmarker too soon, it doesn't wait for the
db.create to complete which is what i need to slow down the reads from
overwhelming the slow writes.
Here in a nutshell is my revised code (which doesn't compile :-( but
hopefully it better confers what I'm trying to achieve in terms of code
execution order....
1) endmarker event received
2) writetoDB
3) db.create
4) db.create completes
5 writetoDB completes
6 return from endmarker
var xml = new XmlStream(response, 'utf8');
xml.on('endElement: endmarker ', function writetoDB(input,
callback){
console.log('i want to return from here last after calling
'writetoDB' and completing db.create');
});
function writetoDB(input, callback) {
console.log('i want to arrive here first upon receipt of the
xml endmarker');
db.create(input, function(){
console.log('create complete');
console.log('action this second');
callback();
});
}
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