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Changeset 748

Timestamp:

10/21/05 13:46:27

Author:

fumanchu

Message:

Book: New blurb about the request and response object lifetimes.

Files:

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9	9	<section id="cherrypyrequest">
10	10	<title>cherrypy.request</title>
	11	<para>The cherrypy.request object contains request-related objects. Pretty lame description,
	12	but that's all it does; it's a big data dump. At the beginning of each HTTP request, the
	13	existing request object is destroyed, and a new one is created, (one request object for each
	14	thread). Therefore, CherryPy (and you yourself) can stick data into cherrypy.request and not
	15	worry about it conflicting with other requests.</para>
11	16	<section>
12	17	<title>cherrypy.request.remoteAddr</title>
…	…
131	136	<section id="cherrypyresponse">
132	137	<title>cherrypy.response</title>
	138	<para>The cherrypy.response object contains response-related objects. Pretty lame
	139	description, but that's all it does; it's a big data dump. At the beginning of each HTTP
	140	request, the existing response object is destroyed, and a new one is created, (one response
	141	object for each thread). Therefore, CherryPy (and you yourself) can stick data into
	142	cherrypy.response and not worry about it conflicting with other requests.</para>
133	143	<section>
134	144	<title>cherrypy.response.headerMap</title>

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81	81	</cmdsynopsis>
82	82	<para>Alternately, since CherryPy has no dependencies, you don't have to run setup.py.
83		Simply checkout the code into a directory which is on your Python path, such as your
84		site-packages directory.
85		</para>
	83	Instead, checkout <code>/trunk/cherrypy</code> into a directory which is on your Python
	84	path, such as <code>site-packages/cherrypy</code>.</para>
86	85	</section>
87	86	</section>