I am currently using a DJango - apache installation (on mod_wsgi) to run a
website (project) which hosts an intranet cards game, whose rules are
complicated enogh that it requires only 1 master list+dict data structure
of scores for each user. Individual user's score can be impacted by other
users actions also. I am using a Score class which I instantiate in urls.py
and all players / users access this class' object [scObj = Scorer('Spades')
]. internally in this obj there are Dicts of players actions, score updates
etc etc.
class Scorer:
def __init__(self, suitname):
self.__suitname = suitname
The scorer class is separately stored in Scorer.py
scObjs = (Scorer('Spades'), Scorer('Hearts'), Scorer('Clubs'),
Scorer('Diamonds'),)
The objects are created in urls.py
This model was running perfectly in the DEV deployement. When I moved to
PROD in apache, this broke (as in there are multiple instances of scObj
being created, so a score update from player-1's move on player-2 is not
reflected in a different move by player-3 on player-2) . I need to simulate
a singleton class behaviour / global scObj behaviour, which I am not able
to do. I am running apache in worker - mpm - multithreaded mode, so I
assume that the problem of multiple copies of scObj being there due to
multi-process is not there.
Is the problem related to mod_wsgi?
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