This is because of session locking. if your ajax queries do not need
to write the session do
session.forget()
This should fix it.
On Feb 24, 8:31 pm, "mr.freeze" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have two ajax requests: One that starts a long running process and
> one that fires every second to check the first request's progress.
> PROBLEM: The ajax requests are running synchronously instead of in
> parallel. Is this the result of threading in the cherrypy dev server
> or is some global variable being locked and causing the requests to
> queue? I know I have gotten this to work in the past. (using
> clienttools.py)
>
> progress = DIV(_id='progress')
>
> def long_run():
> callback1 = js.call_function(start_long)
> callback2 = js.call_function(check_long)
> page.ready(js.timer(callback2,1000))
> btn = INPUT(_type='button',_onclick=callback1,_value='Start')
> return dict(btn=btn,progress=progress)
>
> def start_long():
> import time
> for i in range(0,10):
> time.sleep(1)
> session.progress = i
> return jq(progress).html('Finished')()
>
> def check_long():
> return jq(longdiv).html(session.progress or 0)()
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