Hi all,
I have wrote a RoR app that analyzes results in a mysql database. Data
is input to the database with a java GUI. Is it possible to
automatically detect when new data is saved into the DB and then do
something?
Chris
Hi all,
I have wrote a RoR app that analyzes results in a mysql database. Data
is input to the database with a java GUI. Is it possible to
automatically detect when new data is saved into the DB and then do
something?
Chris
try the after_save callback
You could put a timestamp on each record and then do a polling loop
looking for records newer than the last record you found previously.
That would detect the new records inserted by Java.
Michael
On Mar 20, 3:17 am, chris finch [email protected]
i misread the OP. sorry about that.
If MySQL supports triggers, you could create a DB trigger to execute a
Ruby script upon an insertion.
On Mar 20, 3:17 am, chris finch [email protected]
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