Hi John,
Is there a specific reason not to just subclass XMLRPCServlet? In this way, the XML-RPC requests would be handled just by webkit itself, no extra server process required.
Michael
John Dickinson wrote:
I'm using xmlrpc to access some back end functionality for a webware project I'm writing. All of my pages use the same xmlrpclib.ServerProxy instance to make the xmlrpc calls. When I try to set that site-wide variable in my site page's __init__ function, it doesn't work. But when I put it into the awake, it does work (code below). I know that the init is only called once, and the awake is called for every request. But I do set other variables (debug constant, other static variables) in the init, and they work.
The easy answer is "it works in awake, just put it there." Setting up the connection for every page request slows down response time. I'd like to be able to keep the response snappy as much as possible.
What is your experience with init vs awake? Why won't setting the xmlrpc server proxy in init work?
Example code:
class SitePage(Page): # Page is WebKit.Page
def __init__(self):
Page.__init__(self)
self.__debug = MyConfigFile.debug
#self.setLogicServer(MyConfigFile.logic_location) # does not work here (Webware hangs)
# other code clipped
def awake(self,trans): Page.awake(self,trans) self.setLogicServer(MyConfigFile.logic_location) # works here # other permissions code clipped
def setLogicServer(self,location):
initial_auth_key = 'xyz123'
self.__logicServer = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy(location,transport=MyTransport(initial_auth_key))
try:
self.__logicServer.init_connection('foo','bar','baz') except BadLoginError, msg:
raise # do something smart
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