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> Od: "C Anthony Risinger" <[email protected]>
> Do: "uWSGI developers and users list" <[email protected]>
> Wysłane: czwartek, 12 styczeń 2012 7:02:25
> Temat: Re: [uWSGI] after req hook
> 
> so essentially you want the hook to run, period, regardless of how
> the
> worker ended, yes?

Yes.

I want to "clean up" after work.
Rollback or perform other operations, eg. own request counter.


> 
> instead of endless hooks, what about a uWSGI-specific class of
> exceptions?  eg. `uwsgi.Exception.Harakiri` and whatever else?  or an
> class with a specific interface? 

It would be very nice to receive in a function that "ends work" wow work was 
completed / terminated.
Cleaner in advance to know if the exception occurred, harakiri or if completed 
correctly.

I think it's easier to just pass the paramter.
Creating a class is cool, but I do not know how it is to the API in other 
languages.



>  or protocol, eg. __main__.__uwsgi_harakiri__, or 
> __main__.__uwsgi_worker_end__?  maybe
> then we can only register a single class/function when an external
> event occurs, or in the case of protocols, not even need to register
> anything at all (control moves to the nearest object in the stack
> implementing the callable).
> 
> ... i'm not knowledgeable enough about Python impl to know how
> difficult or possible, but integrating these events/etc with the lang
> allows flexibility without cluttering uwsgi, *and* potentially allows
> finer-grained control over which callable actually handles the event
> (vs. jumping to global function, maybe context/stack can be preserved
> and/or resumed).
> 
> thoughts?


My goal is to perform some operations after worker job.

For now, I do not need to recognize that the work was completed successfully or 
error.
The only thing I care about what is to be made ​​cleaning always after work.
Currently, I capture the different types of exceptions (simple try), but not 
harakiri.
after_req_hook - I solve this problem.

But I see great potential for the future in the transfer as a parameter, how 
the work was finished: success, error, harakiri, etc.

And often with the help of signals farm out hard work other workers.
I would like to be able to "clean up" even after their work.

Whether be done by reference to a function or class inheritance is irrelevant.

If you are created a lot of hooks (__main__.__uwsgi_harakiri__, or 
__main__.__uwsgi_worker_end__) into each end of the separate. I would like to 
be an extra after them all.



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