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<%
if any_services_in_progress? %>
<complete value="false">false</complete>
<in_progress>
<% # URLS delivered by url_for already come with & rather than & seperating query params, no need to XML-escape them. I used to not realize that and send them through REXML::Text to escape them. Old versions of REXML were buggy, and avoided double escaping. New versions are not buggy and the unneccesary trip through REXML::Text messed them up. Phew, that was crazy to debug
%>
<umlaut_request_id><%= @user_request.id %></umlaut_request_id>
<refresh_url><%=
url_for(params.merge( :'umlaut.request_id' => @user_request.id, :only_path => false ) ) %></refresh_url>
<refresh_url_path><%= url_for(params.merge( :'umlaut.request_id' => @user_request.id, :only_path => true ) ) %></refresh_url_path>
<refresh_url_partial_path><%= url_for(params.merge( :'umlaut.request_id' => @user_request.id, :only_path => true, :skip_relative_url_root => true ) ) %></refresh_url_partial_path>
<requested_wait_seconds><%= umlaut_config.lookup!("poll_wait_seconds", 4)%></requested_wait_seconds>
<services_in_progress>
<% @user_request.services_in_progress.collect { |s| s.service_types_generated}.flatten.uniq.each do |type| %>
<service name="<%= type.name %>" />
<% end %>
</services_in_progress>
</in_progress>
<% else %>
<complete value="true">true</complete>
<% end %>
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