I am assuming there is a single ser object for ALL users.
indefinite=10*10
ser = cache.ram("ser+, serial.Serial(0,9600), indefinite)
def index():
## open COM port on initial page load
return dict()
## each ajax request polls until is reads, returns read
## another poll request is immediately kicked off
def poll():
while True:
curCode = ser.read(1)
if curCode:
n = ser.inWaiting()
curCode += ser.read(n)
return curCode
## catch page unload and cleanly close connection to serial port
def close():
ser.close();
cache.ram('ser',None,0) # delete it from cache (0 is now!)
On Oct 28, 10:49 am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Thanks Massimo.
>
> If I use cache.ram how can different functions in a controller access
> the cached object? Also, is there anyway to specify what happens to
> an object with it "expires". In my case it'll be best to close the
> connection before it is destroyed.
>
> for example:
>
> def index():
> ## open COM port on initial page load
> ser = cache.ram("ser", serial.Serial(0,9600), 5000) ## can this
> timeout be indefinite?
>
> ## each ajax request polls until is reads, returns read
> ## another poll request is immediately kicked off
> def poll():
> while True:
> curCode = ser.read(1)
> if curCode:
> n = ser.inWaiting()
> curCode += ser.read(n)
> return curCode
>
> ## catch page unload and cleanly close connection to serial port
> def close():
> ser.close();
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