There is no problem if run from dev_appserver.py.
Some wrong in session file system.
so the safe way is passing session,request as prameters.
thank you
woo, big earth quake again.
the code is
in db.py
mymodules = local_import('mymodules.who')
who = mymodules.Who(globals())
in modules.Who
class Who(object):
# def __init__(self,session,request): #,session,request):
def __init__(self,environment): #,session,request):
self.environment = environment
request = environment['request']
session = environment['session']
who = session.who
if who and who.last_visit and who.last_visit\
+ datetime.timedelta(days=0, seconds=3600)\
> request.now:
self.class_mate = who.class_mate
self.id = who.id
self.leader = who.leader
self.name = who.name
self.displayname = who.displayname
self.class_code = who.class_code
self.last_visit = request.now
session.who = self
else:
self.class_mate = None
self.id = None
self.leader = None
self.name = None
self.displayname = None
self.class_code = None
session.who = None
# def
login(self,session,request,class_mate,id,leader,name,displayname,class_code):
def login(self,class_mate,id,leader,name,displayname,class_code):
#self.db = db
request = self.environment['request']
session = self.environment['session']
self.class_mate = class_mate
self.id = id
self.leader = leader
self.name = name
self.displayname = displayname
self.class_code = class_code
self.last_visit = request.now
session.who = self
def logoff(self,session):
self.class_mate = None
self.id = None
self.leader = None
self.name = None
self.displayname = None
self.class_code = None
session.who = None
2011/3/22 yutaka kawate <[email protected]>
> thank you
> but
> i am very sorry, i did typing miss.
> actually, i did so.
>
> it looks that system try to pickle response variable.
> i am trying environment['response'] = None
>
> 2011/3/22 Floyd <[email protected]>
>
>> try use self in login(...) method:
>> def login(self,....)
>> request = self.environment['request']
>> session = self.environment['session']
>>
>> Bye,
>> Floyd
>>
>
>
