(Migrated) Re: [Rafed Ramzi] [Rafed Ramzi] [Rafed Ramzi] ASK ::Send post to another server

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#1

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forgive my bad english, i mean the authorization which server will recieve
the json

On Sun, Dec 7, 2014 at 5:54 PM, Dariusz Suchojad dsuch@zato.io wrote:

On 07/12/14 06:20, Rafed Ramzi wrote:

if i want to post to other services isn’t that mean i have to hard code
it manually?

I’m not sure what you mean by ‘it’ in ‘hard code it manually’?

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#2

On 07/12/14 12:24, Rafed Ramzi wrote:

i mean the authorization which server will recieve the json

You can simply do it in a loop, like so:

targets = [‘B’, ‘C’, ‘D’]

for target in targets:
self.outgoing.plain_http.get(target).conn.get(self.cid, req)

The ‘targets’ list can be stored in a Redis set and that will let you
get the freshest set of targets without hardcoding them anywhere:

targets = self.kvdb.conn.smembers(‘my-targets’)

for target in targets:
self.outgoing.plain_http.get(target).conn.get(self.cid, req)

#3

On 07/12/14 12:24, Rafed Ramzi wrote:

i mean the authorization which server will recieve the json

You can simply do it in a loop, like so:

targets = [‘B’, ‘C’, ‘D’]

for target in targets:
self.outgoing.plain_http.get(target).conn.get(self.cid, req)

The ‘targets’ list can be stored in a Redis set and that will let you
get the freshest set of targets without hardcoding them anywhere:

targets = self.kvdb.conn.smembers(‘my-targets’)

for target in targets:
self.outgoing.plain_http.get(target).conn.get(self.cid, req)