I looked at posh, and read the report on it, it's very interesting, but it will not work for me. Posh requires that it forks the processes, but in mod_python the processes were forked by apache and use different interpreters.
Calvin Spealman wrote: > Maybe what you want is something like memcache > (http://cheeseshop.python.org/pypi/memcached), which offers a basic > in-memory, key-value share that processes (even on different boxes) > can connect to. Of course, as with any kind of concurrent work, its > going to be far easier to have some restrictions, which memcache has. > For example, full python objects being shared isn't a great idea, or > even possible in many situations. The closest you could get with > something like memcache is to wrap it up in a dictionary-like object > and have it pickle things coming in and out, but that won't work for > everying and has security concerns. Memcached looks like it will do the job. Thanks! -Sandra -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
