I have found a lot of links to http://www.e-coli.net/pyiis_server.html,
however, this page starts out with:
"This is really very easy. It is also not a good idea for both security
and performance reasons."
What are the security and performance issues, and how can they be
overcome? I am wanting
Robert Adams wrote:
> I am somewhat of a newbie to Python, but thanks for the heads-up on
> where to look.
>
> Question, since I have not customized anything that I am aware of, my
> Python environment should be as installed from scratch, so why would I
> get then strange text in page header ?
On Fri, 3 Jun 2005 12:34:57 -0700, "Robert Adams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I am somewhat of a newbie to Python, but thanks for the heads-up on where to
>look.
>
>Question, since I have not customized anything that I am aware of, my Python
>environment should be as installed from scratch, so wh
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I am
somewhat of a newbie to Python, but thanks for the heads-up on where to
look.
Question, since I have not customized
anything that I am aware of, my Python environment should be as
installed from scratch, so why would I get then strange text in page
header ?
I am
run
On Thu, 02 Jun 2005 12:14:32 -0700, "Hughes, Chad O"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Actually, the bottleneck is not the CPU. Using Perfmon, I have verified
>that I can currently have 1000 threads running with under 25% CPU usage.
>The threads are fairly light weight. However, the stack size for eac
> Thanks for the hints, I will try to modify the sample now to make it
> work using inter thread marshalling.
>
> But isn't it possible to have all the threads in the python
> COM server run in a single MTA?
Not when the hosting application (VB in this case) is not in the MTA. You
either need to
Thanks for the hints, I will try to modify the sample now to make it
work using inter thread marshalling.
But isn't it possible to have all the threads in the python COM server
run in a single MTA?
Instead of having several worker threads in several STA's in the python
COM server with marshalli
Mark Hammond schrieb:
> The problem is that the connection server is getting an interface object on
> one thread (the main thread as part of the Advise call) - but the new
> threads you create are using these objects without marshalling the objects.
>
> ie, your new threads are referencing objects
