> Robeto; > > I am not exactly sure how I would start my application in the background > using this method;
The spooler is started (and managed) by uWSGI, you do not need to daemonize it. If you want to daemonize all of your stack, simply add --daemonize <logfile> to uWSGI options. > > > I think I need to run my app in the background and then access it to > add_tasks etc; > > Thanks. > > David. > > If i have understand correctly, you want some kind of daemon receiving messages from your workers. You cannot use threads (or their queue) as you will lose communication between processes (a thread created in process 1 is obviously not available on process 2). This example: http://projects.unbit.it/uwsgi/wiki/Example#threadqueue can be of interest for you, but you can use it only in multithreaded environment (no multiple processes) otherwise you will need to create a independent threadpool for each process (as the example does) The Spooler is a process receiving messages, you can configure it to work in the way you need without using decorators: # create the spooler code server def receive_request(dictionary_message): print("i have received a message") ...do something... # attach the function to the spooler uwsgi.spooler = receive_request Then from your workers/threads send messages (dictionary of strings) to it: uwsgi.spool({'name':'foo','surname':'bar'}) If i have not understand correctly probably it is better for you to send a real example of what you want to do. -- Roberto De Ioris http://unbit.it
