Eric Radman wrote:
Ian,
I've been doing some benchmarking on WSGI WebKit. Database apps seem to
run at about 80% of the speed of those running under mod_webkit2, which
is very respectable (much better than Woven!), but when I increase the
concurrency it doesn't do so well. At 100 concurrent connect
You should just be able to add the path to you Application.conf restart
the server and it should work. With respect to your psp problem, is the
folder you are tyring to run psp's from par of a context already
defined? If not that is your problem.
Jose
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Is there a __init__.py file in your contex? If not try adding it.
Jose
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Ken Lalonde wrote:
Let me suggest the adoption of patch 608957 (If-Modified-Since support).
To me, it seems backward of WebKit to cache data across
the (very fast) disk to memory gap, while ignoring HTTP support
for caching across the often vastly slower network layer.
From: Stuart Donaldson
