On Sep 6, 2:39 am, Ilya Braude <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hernan Olivera wrote:
> >>> In php when you change the code there is no need to restart the
> >>> server, but in j2ee its necessary to recompile everything. how does
> >>> that work in django?
>
> > You can also configure apache to reload de code. There is a setting,
> > in httpd.conf:
> > MaxRequestsPerChild 1
>
> > That do the magic
>
> In addition to that, I also set:
> PythonAutoReload On
Which does absolutely nothing for Django and is the default for
mod_python anyway.
The reason that it does absolutely nothing is that it only applies to
Python code files which are directly managed by mod_python module
importer. Any stuff imported off sys.path isn't managed by mod_python
so that doesn't apply.
You could actually turn that option Off and you will see no difference
with a Django application and you may even save a few process cycles
as means mod_python can skip a few checks.
Graham
> in the <Location ...></Location> section of httpd.conf
>
> Also, if you have multiple django projects running at the same time, you
> cat set
> PythonInterpreter <value>
> in your Location section for each project so that django doesn't mix
> requests between projects.
> Replace <value> with any unique string.
>
> Ilya
>
> --
> Ilya Braude
> Lead Software Engineer
> Drakontas LLC
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