[mod_python] Q : persistent objects/vars

I'm afraid mod_python does not provide any interprocess communication. To
communicate between processes you would have to use sockets or something
like that.

--
  Gregory (Grisha) Trubetskoy
       grisha at modpython.org

On Tue, 21 Nov 2000 thepoet at texas.net wrote:

> I've sifted through all the relevant documentation
> and the mailing list archives, so please excuse this
> email if there happens to be any repitition.
> 
> As I understand it, when the apache server starts up,
> python is called and the directory in which I've placed
> my files receives a subinterpreter.  In attempting to
> persist an object, would it be as simple as making a
> variable 'global' (would all processes know of the global
> no matter what since it is in the same subint and that
> subint is persistent across processes?), or must
> I attempt to use one of the funcs from the apache module
> itself like req (which according to the list is now a persistent
> python object).  And if I were to use req, how would I
> make sure that every instance of my script that is handled
> by the subint can r-w that variable (say, a list of items)
> and might there be an example of how to do this?  (I have
> tried globals and req. without much luck). Thanks
> in advance for any help you might be able to offer...and
> kudos to the mod_python authors!
> 
> -Rick
> 
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