The following scenario is entirely fictional.
Lets say I have a RoR website called www.MyWebSite.com .
Occasionally a client of www.MyWebSite.com submits a URI that requests that a very intense computation get done.
I have another website called www.MyQuantumSupercomputerWebsite.com . It is able to do the computation very very quickly .. less than 1/10 of a second so there is no reason to do an asynchronous request.
So I want to pass along the request that came to www.MyWebSite.com to www.MyQuantumSupercomputerWebsite.com (but, perhaps, massaging the request a little bit). I then want to wait for the response and pass the
response (perhaps a bit massaged by the RoR code at www.MyWebSite.com) back to www.MyWebSite.com 's client.
Question: How would the RoR code on www.MyWebSite.com request this info from www.MyQuantumSupercomputerWebsite.com while processing the request from the client and do it all synchronously? That is,
what RoR functionality would I use to make all this happen?
Ralph Shnelvar
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