> Why not just have a global in your view.py?
right, after looking through the wsgi doc provided above, I feel ok
with doing that now. I just have to be mindful of different instances
of the globals can exist across processes. In other frameworks, e.g.
Spring for Java, they provide a singleton
Why not just have a global in your view.py?
Alternatively, if you need to access the object from multiple views,
then implement a singleton in a module, initialize it by importing into
settings.py, and then import it into any view that needs it.
settings.py works similarly. The values in sett
> If they are non mutable, is thread safety even an issue?
I guess I really wanted to just say "If your intention is to use
thread-safe globals..."
thanks for your help on this.
btw, I guess my question could have been asked in terms of whether a
singleton pattern is possible... I saw that someo
On Jun 25, 3:28 pm, qwcode wrote:
> > So, as far as question you pose in different thread, look at Python
> > module global variables. If you don't understand how that helps, then
> > you don't understand how Python global variables work. Just be aware
> > of the issues that global variables ca
> So, as far as question you pose in different thread, look at Python
> module global variables. If you don't understand how that helps, then
> you don't understand how Python global variables work. Just be aware
> of the issues that global variables cause in context of multiprocess
> web server
On Jun 25, 9:58 am, Graham Dumpleton
wrote:
> On Jun 25, 9:35 am, qwcode wrote:
>
> > This is a re-phrase of a previous email... trying to trigger an answer
> > using terms that might make more sense to this list. I'm more
> > familiar with java frameworks.
>
> > Is there a way to have object
let me give an example
suppose I want to store an XSLT template object to be reused over and
over to transform xml
where can I put it?
I don't want to put in the backend cache, right? that times out?
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On Jun 25, 9:35 am, qwcode wrote:
> This is a re-phrase of a previous email... trying to trigger an answer
> using terms that might make more sense to this list. I'm more
> familiar with java frameworks.
>
> Is there a way to have objects persist in memory that don't time out?
>
> For example,
This is a re-phrase of a previous email... trying to trigger an answer
using terms that might make more sense to this list. I'm more
familiar with java frameworks.
Is there a way to have objects persist in memory that don't time out?
For example, in cherrypy, there's an Application object that
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