Hi,
I'm running django with database (mysql) based session middleware.
When the user logs in, there is a process that have to perform some
heavy calculations. In order not to block the response, what i do is
opening several threads:
if not 'f1' in request.session:
thread.start_new_thread(__fuente1,(u,request))
if not 'f2' in request.session:
thread.start_new_thread(__fuente2,(u,request))
if not 'f3' in request.session:
thread.start_new_thread(__fuente3,(u,request))
if not 'f4' in request.session:
thread.start_new_thread(__fuente4,(u,request))
All these threads will write the result in the session, calling it
f1,f2,f3 and f4:
request.session['f1']=my_list
However when I have to get these objects back from the session, i have
noticed only one of them exists... Is there a problem handling threads
in django? Or is it a problem of writing on db? Will it work fine with
memcache based session?
Cheers
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