Hi List,
I have a situation where my Pylons app needs to do something every
minute, while still being responsive to client requests. My solution
to this was to create a thread within app_globals, and have this
thread do it's thing, then sleep for a minute.
Functionally, this does appear to do wha
I think that may have been just what I needed. When I started this
project, it was stateless, not using a database. I added the database
afterwards, but I didn't change the basecontroller.
Got to clean some things up. :)
Thanks!
On Oct 6, 10:45 am, Graham Higgins wrote:
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I typically prefer to run these kinds of things outside the web app
itself, usually with a Python script called from a cron job. You can
access your app's settings and DB by creating a package and putting
code like this in the __init__.py:
from paste.deploy import appconfig
from pylons import conf
I typically prefer to run these kinds of things outside the web app
itself, usually with a Python script called from a cron job. You can
access your app's settings and DB by creating a package and putting
code like this in the __init__.py:
from paste.deploy import appconfig
from pylons import
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On 5 Oct 2010, at 14:40, Alec Munro wrote:
I generally don't do anything to
close the session. Should I? If so, what?
You could try "Session.remove()" as per:
http://bitbucket.org/bbangert/pylons/src/tip/pylons/templates/default_project/+package
