Karen Tracey wrote: > On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 1:49 PM, Gabriel Rossetti > <gabriel.rosse...@arimaz.com <mailto:gabriel.rosse...@arimaz.com>> wrote: > > > Why can't it be pickled? > > Because it has a socket open > > > Clearly, since every request is independent, > > if it really can't be pickled there is no way of passing it from one > > to the next. Could you store the necessary values to recreate the > > object? > > > > That is what I currently doing, but the object creation is expensive > which is why I was looking for another way. So I can't have some sort > of global dict that would store my objects and the key could be stored > in the session? > > > No. Consider that your Django app may well be deployed in a > multi-process web server. Each request can be routed to a different > process for handling. A socket created in one process won't be > accessible from the other processes. > > Karen Thank you for this explanation Karen. I understand better why there are differences in between the development server and apache.
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