On 2006-01-23, Stormcoder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Using candygram you can send the sync thread a message telling it to
> reread the config file or you could send a message that changes the
> setting directly. Candygram is much better than the standard threading
> module which is designed afte
On 2006-01-20, David S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anyway, I have tried messing around with the threading module
> and referenced some examples I have come across, but to no
> avail. Fundamentally I expected that when I change a global
> variable in 1 thread, the new value would be picked up in
Using candygram you can send the sync thread a message telling it to
reread the config file or you could send a message that changes the
setting directly. Candygram is much better than the standard threading
module which is designed after the Java threading library. Java
recently added another thre
Sometimes creating files and separate processes are all that's needed.
Write the settings into a config file with the web process and read
them from the file with the sync process. Then create a second file at
the start of the process and delete it once the process is complete.
Lastly run a proced
I have a simple intranet web app whose job is to synchronize a couple of
databases. The web part is that you can change settings such as how often the
sync should happen, force the sync, or see the log. Since it runs periodically,
I want the process that does the db sync to run happily along but
