>
> Note, if you're using Comet/long-polling techniques, I think it keeps a
> request open for a long time, so if you're using a server that blocks a
> thread for each request, you could run out of threads if you have lots of
> users connected at once. In that case, you may need to look into a
> no
Jonathan,
> This policy is okay, but not good for reasons argued above. It is
> > better not acquiring a lock unless you need one than to keeping a lock
> > unless you don't need it.
>
> My question is: in your locking policy above, what's the purpose of locking
> at all?
I wonder whether it wo
Massimo,
I agree. Please open a googlecode issue and I will try add this next
> week.
>
Great, thanks.
Issue 226: http://code.google.com/p/web2py/issues/detail?id=226
Dave
PS It would be good to have a more obvious link to google code on the
website. Maybe a page for Developers with details ab
Massimo,
They map into one sql query and they execute on each record on the db
> side. I do not know how efficient they are.
>
It appears to me that it would be really helpful if we could set a flag so
that Web2py would log all the SQL statements that it executes. If the log
could include source
D,
> I often use Firebird and it supports Global Temporary Tables. I wonder
> whether that is something designed to resolve Adam's requirement. You
> can keep the temporary data even when the connection is lost.
>
> http://www.firebirdsql.org/rlsnotesh/rlsnotes210.html#rnfb210-globaltemp
>
> I am
Hi,
> Come on - Python gets a clean slate here! Anyhow, if Adam was the only
> shooter and his guns fully locked, his foot should not be at risk.
> Just 2 cents. :-)
I know, that is why I like the joke.
Dave
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Adam,
Thanks for the answer and hints, I will analyze it deeper later, but to
> answer you now - please make sure you know the person before you suggest him
> buying a book ;) I am working currently on RDBMS with terrabytes of data, up
> to 2-3 thousands concurrent users and I have to live with ma
Hi,
Just wondering if the admin application could off the option to restart the
development webserver.
When running in development mode using "python2.5 web2py.py" there are a few
times when the server needs to be stopped or restarted (install upgrade,
adding routes.py).
I wondered whether it wo
>
> All I do to handle sub-domains is check to see if the sub-domain matches a
> user sub-domain. For example:
>
> user =
> db(db.auth_user.sub_domain==request.env.http_host.split('.')[0]).select().first()
> or ''
>
That is almost exactly what I want. It is not routing in the sense of going
to a d
Thanks that is great news.
Dave
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Hi,
Just looking again at the book.
Is there any support for subdomains in either routing system? I couldn't see
any.
I am thinking of what I think 37signals use
http://clienta.myapp.com/users // list of all users for client A
http://clientb.myapp.com/users/dave // form for user dav
Tom,
I am designing an app with a URL structure like this:
>
> myapp.com/yoursitename
>
> 'yoursitename' is effectively an argument as there could be many sites and
> users are allowed to create their own sites. But I'd like it to be 'top
> level'.
>
An alternative might be to use subdomains eg
Hi,
I hg clone web2py and then set up a second repository for my app. So I can
> update web2py and my app independently.
I am using git, but no problem.
Which directory do you have as the root for the app repository? web2py or
web2py/applications/myapp
Thanks
Dave
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Christian,
Thanks
yes, as a GAE user you *need* to have app.yaml, index.yaml, and queue.yaml
> in your source control (right now they get overwritten on upgrade so you
> want them backed up). most people also need to have routes.py in their
> source control.
>
Ok. It seems that I need to have t
David,
Thanks for the advice. Makes sense to me am working through the book at
present. Patience not my strongest point :-)
Dave
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Hi,
In the trunk version of applications/admin/controllers/gae.py
line 35
Field('appcfg',default=GAE_APPCFG,label='Path to appcgf.py',
should be (notice appcgf.py instead of appcfg.py)
Field('appcfg',default=GAE_APPCFG,label='Path to appcfg.py',
I had noticed the problem with requiring the pass
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