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Joseph Barillari
joeb at mit.edu
Tue Mar 28 14:25:14 EST 2006
On Tue, Mar 28, 2006 at 08:38:10PM +0200, Tadeusz Andrzej Kad?ubowski wrote: > Hello, > > I use mod_python to do WebServices. The client (.NET C# application) POSTs me a > XML, I parse it with python XML goodies and send back a different XML. > > Whenever I try to POST a message, once in every 7 times my script crashes when > my handler tries to call a function in my other module. I get TypeError telling > me that this function takes exactly 2 arguments, whereas 6 times in 7 it knows > how to pass 3 arguments to this function. What's more confusing is that this > imported module has incorrect syntax, so this behaviour reflects old versions. > I fill as confused as one can be. > > For now I will check if everything is correct with all current and correct > modules. Blah... I'd recommend checking if the exchange is different in round 7. You could do this with simpleproxy: simpleproxy -L localhost:$proxied_port -R localhost:$modpython_port -t dump Point your client to $proxied_port instead of $modpython_port, and examine the file _dump_ afterwards to see if there was any difference in the data transferred. Joe -- Joseph Barillari joeb at mit.edu 107 Ave. Louis Pasteur, Vandy Box 121, Boston, MA 02115 617-519-9250 (mobile) |