Thanks for the answer, really helped, but I'm stuck again in other case.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9335509/using-wsgi-on-twisted
I'm using mod_wsgi now, and I'm really lost about how to use twisted
methods.
Thanks again!
2012/2/16
On 12:26 pm, joaoricardo000@gmail.com wrote:
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def doStuff(self,d,msg): # do some stuff time.sleep(2) #just for example d.callback('ok')
[snip] So far, so good, but, the HTTP response (return 'done'), only happens after the delay (time.sleep(2)). I can tell this, because the browser keeps 'loading' for 2 seconds.
What am I doing wrong?
Answered on Stack Overflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9310350/twisted-non-blocking-method- how-to
Found some answer saying that wsgi twisted does not suport assync, and maybe Tornado could do this. ... is that true?
By definition, WSGI applications are not asynchronous. However, your code is not a WSGI application, so the nature of WSGI applications is irrelevant.
Tornado doesn't change these facts. WSGI for Tornado is the same as WSGI for anything else.
Jean-Paul
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