Le jeudi 25 novembre 2010 17:33:23, Brandon Casci a écrit :
> Damn you're good! Is this going to try and execute the file or simply read
> the file? Either way is very helpful, I'm just curious because I'm unable
> to try at the moment.
Basically, what you have to do is write a script that fetches status.xml and
returns its content. Then you can do for instance:
def status(uri,headers) =
# inline headers
headers = list.map(fun (x,y) -> "#{x}: #{y}", l)
headers = string.concat(seperator="\r\n", headers)
# Get script output
get_process_output("/path/to/script #{quote(uri)} \"#{quote(headers)}\"")
end
# Hook up
harbor.http.register(port=8005, "status.xml", status)
(sorry code untested :) )
Romain
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