Il 10/09/14 11:18, Niphlod ha scritto:
> too much code will kill you. Start simple, and go from there onwards.
> |
>
> deftest():
> url ='http://creativity103.com/collections/Landscape/golf_course.jpg'
> r =requests.get(url)
> ifr.status_code ==200:
> newheaders =r.headers
> meaningful
> =['Content-Length','Content-Type','Date','Expires','Last-Modified']
> fork inmeaningful:
> ifk innewheaders:
> response.headers[k]=newheaders[k]
> returnr.content
> raiseHTTP(404)
> |
ok, the solution seams to stay in using (e.g. returning) the more
generic attribute "content" of the requests object... my problem now
seams to be the load that can be generated on a single controller by a
solution like that.
I need to proxy an external application but what happens is that the
first page loading stops at a certain point of the html header, I
suspect after too mutch requests to the same controller because every
requirement (like css, js, images and so on) for whom is specified a
relative path are requested to my proxy controller. Is it possible? How
can I resolve it?
Thank you
Cheers
Manuele
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