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    Hi,

    Am new to ExtJS and have been asked to implement long polling for a project i am curretnly working on.

    I have set up a POC that re-initialises a request and on timeout error to mimic the long polling to the server.

    Am also utilising the echo feature to mock and AJAX request with JSFiddle.

    I have created my POC:

    http://jsfiddle.net/9Zx8H/2/

    I am not proving the concept and need to do so!

    Can you please help.

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    Instead of doing an Ext.Ajax request why not give your store a proxy and then load the store?
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    Thanks for the reply.

    I could not figure out how to implement long polling like in the original example with the proxy.

    So set a long timeout and then on success or timeout re-init the request.

    Agree that it would be far neater to implement a proxy but looking at the documentation i was not sure if i had access to success and failure callbacks to implement the long polling.