From: Colin M. <co...@fi...> - 2001-01-19 13:52:27
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> 3) If the server blocks for some other reason it can indeed starve clients. > The most typical example is if you make SQL calls to a database server directly > from TclHttpd. Those calls will block until the SQL server returns the answer. > Right now the OraTcl and SybTcl interfaces do not really support a non-blocking > interface that will free up TclHttpd to get back into its event loop. I've got a postgresql tcl interface which doesn't block on the db server backend, so 3 doesn't necessarily apply. You can have it if you want, it's GPL :) Colin. |