Ruby on Rails

Your post has been very helpful, I tried something like what you
posted, but it didn't
quite make sense to me.

If you look at what I have currently below, I have to have this
sleep(30) at the bottom which is not optimal.
a join on the thread doesn't work.

I also tried run_block() instead of run() with no luck.

I guess if I do everything inside of a EM that doesn't take too long,
it wouldn't matter, but I am trying to get an idea of
how this sort of thing should work

#########################

require 'eventmachine'

require 'faye'

client = Faye::Client.new('http://localhost:9292/faye')

thr = nil

if !EM.reactor_running?
thr = Thread.new do
EM.run do

puts 'in ev machine'
client.subscribe('/messages/public') do |message|
puts message.inspect
end

puts '1'

client.publish('/messages/public', 'username' => 'Joe',
'msg' => "hey there againzoggle")
sleep 10
puts '2'

client.publish('/messages/public', 'username' => 'Joe',
'msg' => "hey there again")
puts 'end of ev machine block'
end
end

end

puts 'wait for running'
sleep 0.1 until EM.reactor_running?

sleep 30

puts 'end of client'

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