rugby and importing function

Hello I ask myself a question about importing a rebol function with rugby : I have a server providing a function foo if on the client I do a get-rugby-service I can use the function foo as it was on the client but, as I've seen, it always executes on the server. So if the server fall down, the client can no more "execute the foo function. Does it exist a trick to really import the function to the client side ? In that case I would have just to get the function from the server and, when the function is arrived on the client side, server is not needed anymore. Thanks Olivier Flauzac

Hi Olivier, On Wednesday, July 03, 2002, 5:35:55 PM, you wrote: OF> fall down, the client can no more "execute the foo function. Does it OF> exist a trick to really import the function to the client side ? In OF> that case I would have just to get the function from the server and, OF> when the function is arrived on the client side, server is not needed OF> anymore. If that is what you want, then why not doing something like this: you place your function in a file served by a web server; let's say it's accessible as http://my.server.com/my-func.r. Now on the client you just do that file: do http://my.server.com/my-func.r to "get" the function. Does not require any other code... Regards, Gabriele. -- Gabriele Santilli <[g--santilli--tiscalinet--it]> -- REBOL Programmer Amigan -- AGI L'Aquila -- REB: http://web.tiscali.it/rebol/index.r

Hi, Using Rugby you can create function that return parameterized or composed code. It is simple: coder: func [][ return [ func [in][probe in]]] on the client side you just do: get-rugby-service my-func: do coder my-func 10

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