I'm developing a Python-based product that uses persistent objects in
ZODB to store its configuration. No surprises there, but my product is
also using volatile attributes to do a bit of caching of its own. The
thing is, when ZODB takes a sweep every 60 seconds to flush it's own
cache it
Brian Lloyd writes:
Soren Rough writes
... application level cache ...
... application objects flushed (including cache)
One approach would be to cache your data in the module's
namespace. For ex:
mycache={}
class MyClassThatKeepsGoingAway:
...
def get_data(self,
