I have also run up against the 1 connection limit on the dev server.
Particularly I was trying to get the server to make a connection to
itself to cache the output HTML of a template, so as to serve it as a
static file.
+1 for anything that makes the dev server multi-threaded. I'm hoping
there might be a way to do this without introducing a dependency on
CherryPy.
Regards,
Graham
noahz wrote:
>
> The biggest benefit of this in my case is that CherryPy handles
> concurrent requests properly, making certain types of AJAX tasks
> possible to develop locally, where django's built in server blocks
> concurrent requests.
>
> It seems like the performance is worse, possibly due to the fact that
> I'm still using static.serve a lot locally. But the utility is
> certainly higher for heavy ajax development, and even quick and dirty
> deployment.
>
> So I thought I might share my experiment with everyone for discussion.
>
> Do others see the utility in this? The patch is following, and I could
> be prompted to submit it to trac...
>
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