sorry. I do not understand. Can you list the steps to reproduce the problem, what you see and what you expect? Even if I understand the problem is intermittent.
massimo On Sep 21, 8:59 am, "Jason (spot) Brower" <[email protected]> wrote: > The issue seems to show up at random times. For example about an hour > after my email it started to work and has for the rest of the day. > I am using firefox and it will be the only browser it will use unless > of course it doesn't have the same sessions in the same window. :D > It is very very weird. I only use one page for the calls, (I make > sure of that) and both read data, even with this I will get the > defaults as follows: > This is printing session.keys() as the beginning of my default.py > ['auth', 'time_left''] > ['auth', 'time_left'', > 'Another_one','Another_one','Another_one','Another_one','Another_one','Another_one','Another_one',] > This is each time it reloads the page. (About every 2 seconds.) > BR, > Jason Brower > > On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 3:28 PM, mdipierro <[email protected]> wrote: > > You mean you operate two browser windows accessing the same > > application at the same time. They should share the session but this > > may be browser dependent. Which one do you use? > > > Execept in the case GAE sessions are locked when accessed which means > > there can be no corrupton of data. In the case of GAE, the session is > > in DB and for speed reason there is no locking mechanism. You cannot > > have corruption but if two browser windows access the same session > > concurrently, the last one to save may override any data stored by the > > first to save. > > > Massimo > > > On Sep 21, 3:05 am, Jason Brower <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Perhaps I was wrong, but I thought that a session was for a perticular > >> browser and not for a particular screen. > >> It seems that the session data is there, but is sometimes lost. It's > >> very weird. > >> I have one window that makes a call to update all the session data every > >> 2 seconds. On another window I am using some of that setting data and I > >> have it retrieving that session data every 2 seconds or so... When I am > >> reading it I sometime get errors saying things that show there is no > >> session data. For example, it can't iterate over a NoneType object. Is > >> there any reason while the session data could come and go like this? > >> Sometimes I even have a large list in session and it will reset the > >> entire list! > >> BR, > >> Jason Brower > >
