Hi Sergey,
Unfortunately, the thought of a connection pool for the client
transports hadn't even cross my mind :)
What kind of api do you have in mind for exposing such functionality?
Max. connections per ip, or keep connections open for x number of
seconds to wait for another request, or just a global limit to the
number of outgoing simultaneous connections?
Best,
Burak
On 26.07.2012 11:43, Sergey Anufrienko wrote:
Hello, everyone!
I've got a pretty high-load system written in Python, using soaplib
0.8 for making SOAP requests to a remote web service. Recently I've
got complaints from the owner of the service about a very high number
(thousands) of TCP connections from my system in TIME_WAIT state on
their server, so I started looking into implementing a connection
pool. As far as I have understood from the source code of both,
soaplib 0.8 and the new Spyne library, they issue a short-living HTTP
request for every call to a RPC method. Is there a
documented/recommended way to implement a connection pool for use
with
these libraries, or perhaps a Python SOAP library which supports
keeping an open connection alive and reusing it for future requests
out of the box? Thank you!
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