I am running a webpy server from a worker thread in a pygtk program I
wrote. I was looking for a way to start/stop the server from the main
thread. I saw a previous thread on this group that said using raise
KeyboardInterrupt, but without access to webpy's 'main loop', it's
difficult to get it to execute in webpy's thread.
The only way I could figure it out so far is demonstrated below. I
was just wondering if there was a cleaner way.
import web
from threading import Thread
class Serva(Thread):
urls = (
'/exit','exit',
"/.*", "hello",
)
def run(self):
app = web.application(self.urls, Serva.__dict__)
app.run()
class hello:
def GET(self):
return 'Hello, world!'
class exit:
def GET(self):
raise KeyboardInterrupt
def stop_(self):
raise KeyboardInterrupt
if __name__ == "__main__":
import time, httplib
a = Serva()
a.start()
print 'started serva'
time.sleep(2)
httplib.HTTPConnection('localhost:8088').request('GET','/exit')
a.join()
print 'stopping'
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