At 12:54 PM 1/8/2007 -0800, Foobar BazBaz wrote:
>Yes... that's it exactly. Looking at the code, it
>appears
>that subclassing WSGIRequestHandler, overriding the
>handle
>method to dispatch to one of a pool of handler threads
>might be an easy way to get reasonalble performance
>from this still-simple approach.
>
>At least it *looks* to me like handle method would be
>the place to make the transfermation to
>thread-per-request.
No, that's the place where you'd change it to set wsgi.multithread to
False. :)
If you want to make it *actually* multithreaded, you need to subclass
WSGIServer and mix in SocketServer.ThreadingMixIn, e.g.:
class MultiWSGI(ThreadingMixIn, WSGIServer):
...
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