>The new externals feature in Apache CouchDB 1.1.0 supports >concurrency, it
>uses http instead of stdin/stdout.
>>http://davispj.com/2010/09/26/new-couchdb-externals-api.html
Thanks Robert, I knew about the Http Proxy feature new in 1.1!
In our deployment our business logic is stored code (js/py) on CouchDB that
should be run at server-side, we have Apache Web server as our front end. So
that may not be the case for us to use CouchDB's http proxy for running
server-side code!
In our case I think solutions are to
1) use mod-python handlers in Apache (and write business logic code in Python
=> No code sharing through the whole system)
2) ADD!!! NodeJS to our architecture as processes managed by CouchDB os-daemons
to which Apache routes requests
3) Write fake CouchDB update handlers and use them as Stored-JS-code-Runners
(with couchapp code sharing through documents), and call these handlers from
mod-python to fulfill the business logic.
4)?
