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Session persistence for Quixote 2.0
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Sessions in mod_python (was [Quixote-users] Session persistence...
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Session persistence for Quixote 2.0
Titus Brown
2005-05-27
-> On May 26, 2005, at 5:48 PM, Titus Brown wrote:
-> >The short version is that the SessionManager included with Quixote
-> >is aimed at a single-process object-database backend like Durus,
-> >and it
-> >has been difficult for me to make it work nicely with other
-> >backends, or
-> >with threads.  YMMV, and I'd be interested to find out what my own
-> >blind
-> >spot(s) is/are...
->
-> I don't think I would call Durus a single-process backend.  Durus runs
-> client/server, but the majority of the Durus code runs in the
-> clients, and
-> there can be multiple clients.  The clients could even be in the same
-> process, if you really wanted it.

Sorry: I meant that each Quixote SessionManager runs in a single thread
per process.

Dunno how I translated that into the sentence above ;).

--titus
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