Hi
I am writing my own handler and seeing some strance behavior. Best is
describing by the following code
say I create mongrel server (see at the end of the email) and have one
handler for the root (so shoudl handle all request..)
To my surprise the @a in the following code in the Handlder is not the
object I expect but a hash containing the name {:a => <SomeObject
Instance> }
Looking right before the register is called, @a is correct... but
looking inside the handler... suddenly it is all different...... I
cannot find any doc or why in the code it is behaving that way,..
I am supposing this something due to how mongrel works but cannot
figure out why
any help would be appreciated
Thanks
Manu
class MyServer
def initialize( ip, port, log ,etc..)
//saving all param in internal attributes
...
@a = SomeObject.new
end
def start
server = Mongrel::HttpServer.new('localhost', 'port')
server.register("/", MyHandler.new(@a)
end
end
Following is the handler code
class Myhandler < Mongrel::HttpHandler
def initialize(a, b, c)
@a = a
end
def process(request, response)
// some code...
@a = > this is a hash and not the real object passed originally
end
end
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