Hello, First of all I am having a bit of an issue. I have been a PHP developer for many years now. I have always seen a need for sockets in JS. Recently I am trying to come up with a nodejs for the company I am currently working for. What I am looking for is a way to have a single app that listens for io.on events then dispatches them to a different app. Thus freeing up the primary app to accept more requests and allow the second app to do the heavy lifting then pass the socket/event back to the primary app when it is done. My boss found something like this in spidermonkey but I have yet to figure out how to achieve this with Node. The second point I am trying to achieve is having a main apps that get compiled when the are created. Currently my boss it not happy with the idea of having to restart the node app each time we would like to change or add to it. Currently I have written a node app to serve out json object files through a socket io connection but, it is in a single app. We are looking for something where the main app calls the json app which goes and gets the json sends it to the client then checks in with the server when its done. Does anyone know how or IF i can achieve something like this. The closest I have gotten was using FS to get the second node apps code then eval it.
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