DOCS-674 tailable cursor final edit after scott - removing javascript example

Author: kay-kim

source/tutorial/create-tailable-cursor.txt

@@ -170,82 +170,7 @@ The ``tail`` function performs the following actions:
     - Loop through the outer ``while (1)`` loop to re-query with the new query
       condition and repeat.
 
-JavaScript Example
-------------------
+.. seealso::
 
-The JavaScript example uses a tailable cursor to output the results
-from a query of a capped collection named ``myCappedCollection``. To
-periodically check for new data, the ``cursor->hasNext()`` statement is
-inside a loop:
-
-.. code-block:: javascript
-
-   var coll = db.myCappedCollection;
-
-   var startDoc = coll.find().hint( { '$natural': 1 } ).limit(1).next();
-   var lastValue = startDoc['insertDate'];
-   printjson(startDoc)
-
-   while (1) {
-
-       var cursor = coll.find( { 'insertDate' : { '$gt' : lastValue } } ).hint( { '$natural': 1 } );
-
-       cursor.addOption( DBQuery.Option.tailable );
-
-       cursor.addOption( DBQuery.Option.awaitData );
-
-       while ( cursor.hasNext() ) {
-          var doc = cursor.next();
-          lastValue = doc['insertDate'];
-          printjson(doc); 
-       }
-   }
-
-The example performs the following actions:
-
-- Query the capped collection to access the first document inserted.
-  The query uses the :method:`hint() <cursor.hint()>` method to ensure
-  the use of the insertion order.
-
-- Initialize the ``lastValue`` variable to hold the last accessed value
-  of the unindexed field ``insertDate``. Newly added documents contain
-  increasing values for the ``insertDate`` field.
-
-- In an outer ``while (1)`` loop,
-
-  - Query the capped collection for documents with the field
-    ``insertDate`` greater than the ``lastValue``. The query uses the
-    :method:`hint() <cursor.hint()>` method to ensure that the
-    insertion order is used.
-
-  - Specify that the returned cursor should be a tailable cursor:
-
-    .. code-block:: javascript
-
-       cursor.addOption( DBQuery.Option.tailable );
-
-    See your :doc:`driver documentation </applications/drivers>` for
-    the driver-specific method to specify a tailable cursor.
-
-  - Specify that the cursor should block for a few seconds to wait for
-    data:
-
-    .. code-block:: javascript
-
-       cursor.addOption( DBQuery.Option.awaitData );
-
-    See your :doc:`driver documentation </applications/drivers>` for
-    the driver-specific method to specify that the cursor should wait
-    for data.
-
-  - In an inner ``while (cursor.hasNext())`` loop,
-
-    - retrieve the document, 
-
-    - update the ``lastValue`` variable, 
-
-    - print the document,
-
-    - and loop to recheck for more documents.
-
-  - If there are no more documents, repeat the outer loop.
+   `Detailed blog post on tailable cursor
+   <http://shtylman.com/post/the-tail-of-mongodb>`_