Ian Eslick writes:
>> > I thought we could just have a single Lisp instance for all the
>> > applications we wanted to deploy, but am confused as to how a single
>> > Elephant instance could handle multiple stores, one for each
>> > application, or better yet, what would be the most advisable
>>
JD,
Probably not the right forum for a detailed discussion of this,
although many Elephant users do deploy it in a web application
environment. I currently use Weblocks for a significant application
and can say that it still has some significant warts, particularly in
the navigation model
Thanks for the prompt response. We hadn't actually looked at any web
frameworks per se. Our intention is not to develop our own. Instead have
read up a little on weblocks, ucw, kpax, kanamit, and hunchentoot.
Our goal is to set up two different layers on Lisp code (maybe different
machines for eac
The answer to this depends on the web framework you are using.
A simple answer is to dynamically bind *store-controller* for each app
for each request/thread. Since each thread will have its own binding,
each is tied to a particular application.
If you put all your database IO into a with-tr
