xmlprclib/server not reusing connections
Roger Binns
rogerb at rogerbinns.com
Tue Feb 24 18:55:52 EST 2004
> > Basically the existing xmlrpclib and SimpleXMLRPCServer are hard coded
> > (and IMHO go out of their way) to do one request per connection, and
> > then shut things down.
>
> if you don't like the xmlrpclib default Transport, use your own. you probably
> only have to override 'make_connection' and 'parse_response' to get the be-
> haviour you're looking for.
Yes, I pointed at the code I had to write. In particular I had to do the following:
- My own Transport
- reimplementation of parse_response method (existing one shuts down connection)
- reimplementation of request method (existing one uses Python 1.5 httplib
function names and semantics)
- reimplementation of making a connection to reuse existing one if appropriate
- My own handler
- reimplementation of do_POST to get authentication headers (and not close
connections)
- reimplementation of finish to do proper SSL shutdown sequence
- work around bug in M2Crypto makefile method that doesn't actually do a dup
and breaks semantics if called twice
It isn't as simple as it would first appear, and the many layers of indirection
and sub-classing made it even harder to figure out what was going on, and to
override behaviour.
Roger
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