19.9.2012 16:13, Philippe Raoult kirjoitti:
Hello all,
I'm using django templates to generate pdf listings in my app. After
running render() on the template, reportlab is called to create the pdf.
My issue is that those listings can get quite big (hundreds of pages,
with images) and thus take very long to render. Reportlab has progress
callbacks that allow me to have a nice progress bar on screen, but the
template rendering doesn't seem to offer this functionality. Has anyone
managed to implement this or has any suggestion regarding this topic ?
Regards,
Philippe
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You need to push your rendering task as "external" job. Celery is very
good at it and it does integrate with Django very well.
Basic idea is that you have view that starts the task and returns you
the progress view that is either refreshed by using meta-tag or quite
common ajax-approach to poll a view that returns progress value. And of
course some view to actually fetch the result.
But there is nothing in template engine that can offer this kind of
features since it's property of HTTP protocol and how request/response
cycle goes.
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