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Jim Gallacher

2005-04-09, 8:45 pm

Nicolas Lehuen wrote:
> On Apr 9, 2005 12:56 PM, Barry Pearce <barry.pearce@copyrightwitness.net> wrote:
> [...]
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>
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> the duration of the request, NOT the duration of the session. Grisha's
> fingers must have slipped when he wrote "Yes, there is a lock for the
> duration of the session.", as the following sentence in his mail is
> about a lock for the request duration.


That's how I read it as well, but it does raise an interesting question.
What happens if the first request is long running, such as uploading or
downloading a large file? It seems like the user will not be able to
access any other pages until that up/download completes. This is a
pattern I personally use all the time in my browsing habits, and it also
impacts the project I am currently working on.

Any thoughts? (Sorry if this is sliding away from [python-dev] into
[mod_python] territory.)

Jim



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