On Thu, 2008-07-03 at 15:59 +0200, Felix Schwarz wrote:
> Darren Govoni schrieb:
> > Ok, thanks. Let me try that. I read the README, but am new to PyLucene
> > and don't understand all of the docs just yet. But I'm learning!
>
> In my TG app I fixed quite some crashing problems by doing this before every
> lucene operation:
> def init_lucene():
> vm_env = lucene.getVMEnv()
> if vm_env == None:
> vm_env = lucene.initVM(lucene.CLASSPATH)
> assert vm_env != None
> vm_env.attachCurrentThread()
>
> Of course a more elegant solution would be to call this only for every new
> thread
> but I could find a way doing that in TG easily.
It works. In my CherryPy (a great built-in HTTP SDK by the way) class, I
simply add the attachCurrentThread() at the start of each web method:
vm=initVM(CLASSPATH)
....
def extract(self, url = "http://www.aurl.com";):
vm.attachCurrentThread()
return process(url)
Since CherryPy invokes the method in its own parallel thread model, this
ensures each web method is properly attached.
Thanks again!
Darren
>
> fs
>
> PS: Please don't top post and don't use fullquote - please :-)
Ok, sorry about that! I sometimes top-post to reduce scrolling if I
don't have specific responses. :)
>
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