Hi All,
Just about finished reading the Pylons book now and left wondering what
the Pylons story is on transactional isolation?
I'm guessing that the session maker user with the SQLAlchemy integration
will give isolation sessions per thread and so things should be fine on
that front, but a lot of the examples use writing to files on disk and
there seem to a be a lot of possible thread/process related problems to
the techniques used. Am I missing something or do these book examples
need big warning disclaimers?
Also, where/how does Beaker store its session data in such a way that
multi-thread/process apps aren't a problem?
cheers,
Chris
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