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Changeset 619

Timestamp:

09/09/05 08:15:15

Author:

rdelon

Message:

Leave TypeError? exceptions as they are

Files:

r616	r619
494	494	# Remove "root" from object_path and join it to get objectPath
495	495	cherrypy.request.objectPath = '/' + '/'.join(object_path[1:])
496		try:
497		args = virtual_path + cherrypy.request.paramList
498		body = page_handler(args, *cherrypy.request.paramMap)
499		except TypeError, x:
500		m = re.match(r"(.)\(\) got an unexpected keyword argument '(.)'", x.args[0])
501		if m:
502		fname, pname = m.groups()
503		msg = ("The '%s' page handler received a '%s' parameter, "
504		"which it does not handle." % (fname, pname))
505		raise TypeError(msg, repr(page_handler))
506		raise
	496	args = virtual_path + cherrypy.request.paramList
	497	body = page_handler(args, *cherrypy.request.paramMap)
507	498	cherrypy.response.body = iterable(body)
508	499	return

r617	r619
315	315	try:
316	316	self.getPage("/params/?notathing=meeting")
317		self.assertInBody("The 'index' page handler received a 'notathing' "
318		"parameter, which it does not handle.")
	317	self.assertInBody("TypeError: index() got an unexpected keyword argument 'notathing'")
319	318	finally:
320	319	ignore.pop()

r611	r619
126	126	<section id="concurrent">
127	127	<title>Handling concurrent requests for the same session data</title>
128		<para>It is normally quite rare to have t~~o simultaneous requests with the same session ID. It means that a same browser is making 2 requests to your server at the same time (to dynamic pages ... static p~~ages don't have sessions). However, this case can happen (if you're using frames for instance), and it will happen more and more often as more and more people start using Ajax.</para>
	128	<para>It is normally quite rare to have two simultaneous requests with the same session ID. It means that a same browser is making 2 requests to your server at the same time (to dynamic pages ... static data like images don't have sessions). However, this case can happen (if you're using frames for instance), and it will happen more and more often as more and more people start using Ajax.</para>
129	129	<para>In that case, we need to make sure that access to the session data is serialized. This way threads can't both modify the data at the same time and leave it in an inconsistent state.</para>
130	130	<para>By default, CherryPy will serialize access to the session data, so if a browser makes a second request while a first request is still being handled by the server, the second request will block while the first request is accessing the data. As soon as the first request is finished then the second request will be able to access it.</para>