there are many servers. so will only see caching if hit same machine.

may also be recyling if resourses needed for busier apps.

On 14/05/2009, LinNan <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>  According to the document, I suppose that imports are always cached. I
>  expierenced notable delay in accessing my application these days and
>  so I use the following code to verify if imports are cached:
>
>  access_count = 0
>
>  def all_views():
>         global access_count
>         access_count += 1
>         print >>sys.stderr, "Access count: %d" % access_count
>
>  When accessing, the access count does not always increase as I
>  supposed but returns back to  1 after maybe several times. I can't
>  tell the rule of it but I can see that the cost is much higher for the
>  first time when a page is visited.
>
>  I wonder If it is a normal situation.
>
>  >
>


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Barry

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