Hi,
(Sidnei da Silva cc'd directly as I don't know if he's on this list and
is apparently the guru of all things WebDAV.)
I have a problem with large RAM usage when accessing a BTreeFolder-ish
object via WebDAV. This is particularly bad for me as I'm in a hosting
environment with limited RAM available.
Does anyone see a problem with turning my custom type's listDAVObjects
method into something like this?
def listDAVObjects(self):
"""This may have unpleasant side-effects! Turn this into a
generator that deactivates objects after they have been yield-ed.
"""
for obj in self._tree.itervalues():
yield obj.__of__(self)
obj._p_deactivate()
I've done limited testing, and things do seem to work - both in the
sense of DAV access not breaking, and memory usage staying stable and
low. Is this a reasonable approach, or am I destined for trouble?
If it is reasonable, does it make sense to apply something like this
patch for BTree-ish folders in general?
Tim
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