Webware for Python

Hallo,
sandra ruiz hat gesagt: // sandra ruiz wrote:

> I am working with webware-webkit 0.8, postgres 7.3 and pypgsql
> 
> I am keeping the connection to the database in the object session of 
> Webware but i've got a problem.

I don't think, a DB connection is pickleable, so you shouldn't do this
in a session anyway. Only put things that can be pickled into a
session.

ciao
-- 
 Frank Barknecht                               _ ______footils.org__

You can put the connection into a global/module variable and pick it up 
later

import myConfiguration

def awake:
    if myConfiguration.dbConn.has_key(self.session().sessionID)
       self.conn = myConfiguration.dbConn[self.session().sessionID]
    else:
       myConfiguration.dbConn[self.session().sessionID] = 
myConfiguration.MakeNewConnection(self.session().userName)

Of course the first time I tried it under load I quickly found out that 
my session teardown code was not
actually closing the sessions..... (But I did find out that postgres can 
support a few hundred connections on a PIII....)

-Aaron

Frank Barknecht wrote:

>Hallo,
>sandra ruiz hat gesagt: // sandra ruiz wrote:
>
>  
>
>>I am working with webware-webkit 0.8, postgres 7.3 and pypgsql
>>
>>I am keeping the connection to the database in the object session of 
>>Webware but i've got a problem.
>>    
>>
>
>I don't think, a DB connection is pickleable, so you shouldn't do this
>in a session anyway. Only put things that can be pickled into a
>session.
>
>ciao
>  
>