Thanks a lot!
My problem is that you can not store (pickle) file objects in the
session variable.
I could create non-temporary files and store their absolute path.
And remove files after the session expires. Still do not feel that this
is the best (most elegant) solution. :-)
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I will check out the tw.uploadify that may work in a way that I simply
do not have to preserve files between browser requests.
Tamas
Diez B. Roggisch wrote:
On Jun 3, 2011, at 2:27 PM, Tamas Hegedus wrote:
Hi,
I am developing a TG 2 web application, in which the user can upload several
files (text files, not huge, but large). Then I run a task with each file
(command file1, command file2, etc.).
My question: what do you suggest for storing the files while the job is
submitted by the user?
I could store all the files in the session variable and then write each file
into a temporary file... But this does not seems an optimal, elegant solution
for me (I am not a programmer).
It depends on your task. If that what you describe above are really
commandline-tools being invoked, then you should simply create a temp-file. No
need to store anything in memory, that just blows up the python memory
footprint without any gain - so forget about session storage.
Diez
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