> 2. Multi-threaded. Although the global interpreter lock may prevent
> scaling on SMP machines (hence twisteds async), I've found the
> performance to be superb in my experience. It is very responsive while
> handling simultaneous requests.
Note that Twisted's async doesn't scale on SMP mac
Tim Roberts wrote:
> Umm, do you realize that Webware actually implements "dynamically
> reloading modules" by "restarting the process"? The Webware process
> cannot do dynamic reloading. It just watches the file system for
> changes, and if one is detected, it commits suicide so a monitor pr
On Mar 26, 2004, at 12:25 AM, Jason Hildebrand wrote:
Although Webware allows you to reload individual modules, dependency
problems can be a big issue, as dependencies do not get reloaded
automatically. You'll also run into problems if you reload modules
containing modified class definitions while
On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 22:53:59 -0600, Randall Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am working on a project in which I have chosen to use xmlrpc. As I
set out to look for an app server, I wanted one that would allow code
changes without restarting the process(es) and one that is
non-blocking. I co
On Wed, 2004-03-24 at 22:53, Randall Smith wrote:
> So I ponder. Why isn't Webware more aggressive as a general
> webservices
> app server. Is there a SOAP implementation? Would it be difficult
> to
> create one?
I think it should be quite straightforward -- there are (several?) soap
impleme
Randall Smith wrote:
Being able to reload modules with the server running means more uptime.
Webware can also watch mtimes on the files to reload them when they are
changed.
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't this have races that
can lead to devious non-reproducible bugs? IMHO a few
I am working on a project in which I have chosen to use xmlrpc. As I
set out to look for an app server, I wanted one that would allow code
changes without restarting the process(es) and one that is
non-blocking. I considered building my own from the Python standard
library, and I considered t
