That work if we have more than one user, but if you have some like the
facebook chat, that makes requests that dont return inmediatly, u
still want to visits other pages meenwhile. So if u have more than one
user is ok, the server will handle the request separately, but if we
are talking about the same user, i have that problem with symfony
(maybe is a apache configuration).
On 27 oct, 12:12, alvaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> AFAIK, when "other people" open "other pages" the server will handle
> the request separately, so as an example:
>
> if in sleep.php you have this code:
>
> <?php sleep(10); echo "Hola"; ?>
>
> and in nosleep.php you have this code:
>
> <?php echo "Hola"; ?>
>
> then if you run sleep.php it will take 10 secs to show the message
> while in the meantime you can open and refresh as many times as you
> want the nosleep.php script that you will see a bran new message,
> while the other php script is still working because of the sleep(10)
> call.
>
> Hope it helps.
>
> On Oct 27, 2008, at 11:02 PM, Matias wrote:
>
>
>
> > But if I leave the new process in the background, it wont leave the
> > user waiting.
> > For example if you want to use a comet like chat, you'll want to leave
> > the server waiting for a new message to return to the client. So I
> > need to leave the user waiting but that this dont affect the rest of
> > the people navigating other pages.
>
> > On 27 oct, 11:53, alvaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> Hi,
>
> >> I think that with one process that's not possible.
>
> >> The sleep function will delay the program execution for the specified
> >> amount of seconds, so... what you tell is happening is what should
> >> happen with that function.
>
> >> So in your case I would recommend to spawn a new process in the
> >> background for whatever you need to do .
>
> >> Cheers
>
> >> On Oct 27, 2008, at 10:36 PM, Matias wrote:
>
> >>> Hi there!
> >>> I have a problem and maybe you guys could help me to resolve it…
> >>> if i have this function:
>
> >>> public function executeSleep()
> >>> {
> >>> sleep(10);
> >>> }
>
> >>> and if i run this function, i can’t run another function in the same
> >>> project untill this 10 seconds are finished…
>
> >>> Obviously, I don’t need a sleep(10) in my code, but I have some long
> >>> process in one of my functions…
>
> >>> I Hope you can help me… thank you veeery much!
>
>
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