Security isn't the big thing here as it would be a kind of strictly
internal file distribution between a central server and some other servers
in the same network. No external access here.
The problem i really have is to do some simple filecopy via socket from one
server to another. These are v
We (Michael Schoonmaker) built `shuttle` for zmq at RedRobotLabs:
https://github.com/Schoonology/shuttle
Cheers,
Adam Crabtree
On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 8:08 PM, tjholowaychuk wrote:
> Rick that's why i said if all you need is pubsub redis is a good
> solution...
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Thanks Douglas.
I think I should wait until I find some good news about porting node to
Windows CE.
Good day.
On Friday, March 8, 2013 4:12:09 AM UTC+5:30, P. Douglas Reeder wrote:
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> My understanding is that the webOS port was a nontrivial project, so you'd
> probably have to devote significan
Rick that's why i said if all you need is pubsub redis is a good solution...
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> My understanding is that the Content-Disposition tells the browser to save
> the file, and suggest the filename "report{date}.pdf. This isn't happening
> though. Nothing happens. Any ideas why the browser is not prompting to Save
> As?
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>
The standard trick is to use a hidden IFRAME - that
My understanding is that the webOS port was a nontrivial project, so you'd
probably have to devote significant resources to it.
While Node has been ported to Windows, WinCE is a different OS, so only
some of the adaptions for Windows will be useful.
Another hurdle is that many modules only run
You can, but there is more work. When the ajax response comes down you
get the data but the browser doesn't automatically try to display it
(which is what causes download boxes to pop up). Instead you can convert
it to a dataURL and then do something like:
window.location = myDataUrl;
Which
Guess you can't do download via ajax. If I use a , it works just
fine. Lesson learned!
On Thursday, March 7, 2013 11:04:08 AM UTC-5, Geoff Bell wrote:
>
> I'm trying to add a download button to our site. Clicking it initiates
> this ajax request:
> $.ajax
> url: '/reports/get_file_from_json
afraid i can help you there much :P not sure how node integrates with the OS.
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:D Thanks David.
I've been programming almost exclusively in promises these past few months
and it feels pretty good. Plus, I'm a big believer in tiny modules and
simple code bases. Helps me grok them a bit easier when they're small.
Also, thanks for your work on node_redis!
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Your problem is way simpler than this (though a little tough to explain).
The problem in your example is that you are creating a dynamic object based
on the AsLinker constructor before you have finished setting up the
constructor. See my comments on your example.
// Pull in your dependencies
va
On Mar 7, 11:54 am, Anup Vasudeva wrote:
> Thanks mscdex.
> Can you give me pointers on resources where node has been successfully
> deployed on embedded systems?
Well, you can pretty much look at any ARM-based *nix setup (especially
the previously mentioned Raspberry Pi). I've personally compile
Thanks mscdex.
Can you give me pointers on resources where node has been successfully
deployed on embedded systems?
On Thursday, March 7, 2013 10:20:50 PM UTC+5:30, mscdex wrote:
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> On Mar 7, 11:21 am, Anup Vasudeva wrote:
> > Thanks Christopher for the reply.
> > Any ideas about Windows CE?
On Mar 7, 11:21 am, Anup Vasudeva wrote:
> Thanks Christopher for the reply.
> Any ideas about Windows CE? I doubt node even supports Windows CE Operating
> System?
I highly doubt it.
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This is to say that he is using node 0.9.x
Also as @greelgorke said, a large file will bring up problem with keeping
the data in memory.
Streaming the data to a tmp file "/tnp/random-name" is the best bet.
it removes any complexity that might come up then trying to pipe the data
back into a fil
On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 6:35 AM, Thorsten Moeller wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i am creating a writestream on a server connection event using a path join
> of a fix path and a variable for the filename. As the filename is not known
> on server connection event (sent later via connection data event) , it is
> e
So this allows you to "draw" to the ras-pi screen from node as if it were a
HTML5 canvas?
If so thats prity amazingly impressive :) Is there such a thing that allows
you to treat the screen output as just one big non-interactive webpage? i
saw node-gtk & node-qt but they look a bit complex and
Thanks Christopher for the reply.
Any ideas about Windows CE? I doubt node even supports Windows CE Operating
System?
On Thursday, March 7, 2013 9:46:47 PM UTC+5:30, Christopher Matheson wrote:
>
> Node can be compiled and run on Raspberry Pi's witch are a ARM11chip i
> think ??? Not sure how t
I'm trying to add a download button to our site. Clicking it initiates
this ajax request:
$.ajax
url: '/reports/get_file_from_json_service'
data: { docId:window.DOCUMENT_ID, file_type:'pdf' }
type: 'POST'
success: (data, stat, xhr) => console.log 'download', stat
error: (xhr, stat, err)
Node can be compiled and run on Raspberry Pi's witch are a ARM11chip i
think ??? Not sure how these baracudda's work but if they have the correct
toolchain to compile new programs they might be able to compile the node
binary and then run node programs.
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Node can be compiled and run on Raspberry Pi's witch are a ARM11chip i
think ??? Not sure how these baracudda's work but if they have the correct
toolchain to compile new programs they might be able to compile the node
binary and then run node programs.
Chris
On Thursday, March 7, 2013 3:29:
this approach is good for small data, but with larger files with many
concurrent users this may eat up your memory, because the Stream buffers
the data there. In this case you can just create a Buffer and write it when
done. But i also prefer the tmp-file approach: no buffering and a mv is on
t
well most of node template engines don't want to copy desktop gui
frameworks, because html is already a gui framework. what your examples do,
is solved in engines like jade via partials et al. Jade supports
reusability of template componentes via partials, inheritance and mixins.
in jade it is
Thanks a lot Ben for the reply.
Actually I am pretty much naive in node.js (just a Hello world guy in this
domain).
I am sorry I should have made my requirements clear:
We have an embedded device (ARM processor) with Baracudda as it's server
and Windows CE as it's operation system.
Now we were a
Hi Tim,
thanks for the hint. Must have overread this. Googled all the time, but
didn't thought about renaming as an approach.
Will try that.
Thanks
Am Donnerstag, 7. März 2013 15:43:43 UTC+1 schrieb Tim Dickinson:
>
> I dont really understand what your trying to do. You cant create a write
>
@tim you're thinking of streams as just file-related things
thorsten -
Using the new stream class you can do:
var stream = new Stream.Readable()
stream.push(null)
stream.push('your data and stuff')
when you're ready for a file
stream.pipe(fs.createWriteStream('outputfile'))
keep in mind data
I dont really understand what your trying to do. You cant create a write
stream without a file name. You could create a random file name and then
rename it once you have the real file name.
On Thursday, March 7, 2013 9:35:00 AM UTC-5, Thorsten Moeller wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> i am creating a writestre
component is a component framework. it's components are vertical components
bringing the whole structure they need with them.
there are some frameworks/libs which are horizontal assembling their parts
as a plugin systems. Express is built on top of Connect, which is a
middleware-chain framework
Hi,
i am creating a writestream on a server connection event using a path join
of a fix path and a variable for the filename. As the filename is not known
on server connection event (sent later via connection data event) , it is
empty and therefore not working afterwards, producing errors (conn
IMHO there is not a rigid technical distinction between application and
module from the npm stand point. Your application will have a package.json
like any other module, with the dependencies.
If your application is a command line utility you have to put a
*bin*attribute in your package.json point
it's for both. better say, it's for apps and libs. A Module is just a file
in the Common.js style. there are many packages in npm that are both, lib
and app (mostly CLI). so the right name is package, that is just:
A folder containing a package.json file
Am Donnerstag, 7. März 2013 14:07:56 UTC
Hello World!
Is the npm registry for modules or applications? There's conflicting words
in the documentation.
Long story short (too late!), upon seeing LIFX, and inspired by the NodeJS
Socket Lights video on Vimeo, I figured NodeJS would be a perfect minimal
app to control the lights. So, I
Merged and published, thanks!
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On Thursday, March 7, 2013 at 12:55 PM, Tim Dickinson wrote:
> No it looks very nice. I gave you a pull request for your package.json.
>
> On Thursday, March 7, 2013 7:44:00 AM UTC-5, Pedro Teixeira wrote:
> > Yes, very young and experimental, just a bit
you may be find this interesting http://component.io/
Am Donnerstag, 7. März 2013 10:42:57 UTC+1 schrieb Ernesto Reinaldo
Barreiro:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have been learning NodeJS for a couple of days and exploring around...
> I have a question regarding the "view" layers that can be used in
> combina
No it looks very nice. I gave you a pull request for your package.json.
On Thursday, March 7, 2013 7:44:00 AM UTC-5, Pedro Teixeira wrote:
>
> Yes, very young and experimental, just a bit of a mad science project for
> the time being.
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>
> On Thursday, March 7, 2013 at 12:31 PM, Ti
Yes, very young and experimental, just a bit of a mad science project for the
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On Thursday, March 7, 2013 at 12:31 PM, Tim Dickinson wrote:
> >Why Dont you try redis or zmq?
> Like I say I dont really want to have to run another non-node process.
>
> >It's still experimen
On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 8:33 AM, Anup Vasudeva
wrote:
> Can node.js be installed on an embedded server. I have a project requirement
> where I have an embedded device with a Baracudda server inside it.
> Is there any scope to run node.js on that server? Please assist.
> Thanks for reading.
Have yo
>Why Dont you try redis or zmq?
Like I say I dont really want to have to run another non-node process.
>It's still experimental, but I'm working on this module I named "verbose"
and has similar goals:
I like it but seems very young. Has it been used in any project yet?
On Wednesday, March 6, 20
Can node.js be installed on an embedded server. I have a project
requirement where I have an embedded device with a Baracudda server inside
it.
Is there any scope to run node.js on that server? Please assist.
Thanks for reading.
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Hi,
I have been learning NodeJS for a couple of days and exploring around... I
have a question regarding the "view" layers that can be used in combination
with NodeJS. I have read about Express (http://expressjs.com),
https://github.com/visionmedia/consolidate.js, Jade, EmberJS, and even
play
It's still experimental, but I'm working on this module I named "verbose" and
has similar goals:
https://github.com/pgte/verbose#readme
https://npmjs.org/package/verbose
Some existing features:
Automatic reconnect with back-off
Reconnect resilience: messages get buffered for retransmission if ne
Hi Kevin,
Can you tell me more about the problems you're having ?
I'd like to take a look at that.
Best,
Luis
Luis
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> Thanks, examples work on my Raspberry Pi.
> Trying to interop with node-easel, not successful so far.
>
>
>
> On
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