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Pipelining the async HTTP server
John P Speno
2004-01-08
On Wed, Jan 07, 2004 at 01:37:25PM -0500, Graham Fawcett wrote:
> It turns out that his code is HTTP/1.0 only (should have realized that,
> since he based it on BaseHTTPRequestHandler which is explicitly
> HTTP/1.0).

I know you're already close to including Medusa, but:

As of Python 2.3, BaseHTTPServer.py supports HTTP/1.1's persistant
connections. I know because I stole it out of CVS before 2.3 was released
to use in a Python 2.2 application and renamed it PersistantHTTPServer.py.
:-)

You just set the class variable protocol_version = 'HTTP/1.1' and it just
works.

Apologies if this won't work with the async recipe. I didn't check it.

Take care.


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