Daniel Popowich
dpopowich at comcast.net
Sun Jul 11 11:49:39 EDT 2004
> In the mps_tutorial, every time i change any .mps or _TutorialBase.py i > need to restart apache so that changes take affect? You shouldn't need to restart apache if you modify a mps file: an internal cache of the Servlet handler maintains modification times of mps files and if the version on disk is newer than that in the cache, the file is re-loaded. (For the curious, this code is in mod_python.servlet._servlets_manager.__load_servlet.) However, py files are another matter. My favorite trick for development/debugging is to modify the apache directive, MaxRequestsPerChild. Assuming you're using the prefork MPM: <IfModule prefork.c> ... #MaxRequestsPerChild 1000 MaxRequestsPerChild 1 ... </IfModule> You DEFINITELY don't want this in production as it will reload the python interpreter for each request, but the nasty issue of reloading modified python modules goes away in a hurry. The mod_python FAQ offers another trick, using the python reload built-in, but that forces you to put code in your apps to manage the reloads. Cheers, Daniel
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