Am 13.11.2012 09:02, schrieb Marco Pallante: > Hello everybody, > > Can you explain to me what happens to the global namespace > when Apache serves requests to different virtual hosts? > > I did a check, creating something inside :: (variables, procs, and > another namespace) with a request towards a virtual host, and > then tried to see whether they exists from a request towards > another vh. > > They are not accessible, as I would expect, but then I'm asking > whether is just a case, because the two requests were served > by different child processes, or whether Apache guarantees > that each child never serves more than a virtual host, or whether > Rivet ensures that each virtual host inside a child process gets > its own private global namespace. > > Is there any reference to this behavior? > > Thank you very much for your anwser, and sorry if I'm bothering > so much!
Quick anwer from the novice guy: Apache uses the interpreters when they are free. You have no influence on the usage. The globals are still there if an interpreter is reused for a request. Due to that fact: - .rvt create a namespace "request" for each request where globals are stored and deletes it when it was served. All commands are invoked within this namespace. - in .tcl files, you have to care on your own. Hope this helps, Harald --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: rivet-dev-unsubscr...@tcl.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: rivet-dev-h...@tcl.apache.org
