Tim Roberts wrote:
> It didn't work in CGI because the threads shared
handles,
> and Apache uses the stdin/stdout handles to decide when
> the page is complete.
CherryPy doesn't use stdin/out (it reads/writes from the
socket), so no
worries there.
> > Then use a 202 Accepted in the main thread to
inform the
> > client the processing is undertaken but not
completed.
>
> The client doesn't have to wait. The situation is that
I
> occasionally have to send an e-mail to a thousand
addresses.
> The client triggers the action, but doesn't need a
confirmation
> when complete. I just need to do the work.
Sylvain is right; that's exactly what 202 was designed for.
Robert Brewer
System Architect
Amor Ministries
fumanchu amor.org
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