Thanks Justin ... I guess that solves it for me. On Sep 11, 11:16 pm, Justin Davis <[email protected]> wrote: > Sessions are written to disk or database (depending on what storage > device you choose) via the python pickle library. When a request comes > in, the session module identifies the user by a unique cookie and > loads the data from disk or db, again using the pickle library. > > In your situation, the object would be instantiated, pickled to disk, > and remain there until the session eventually expires (the default > time is 1 day). It should not affect the memory usage of your running > application during this time, but will use a (very small) amount of > disk space until it expires. > > Cheers, > Justin > > On Sep 10, 11:59 pm, Dexter <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > I have a regular class with a GET and POST method. > > > In the POST function I want to do some processing. The POST function > > is designed to be AJAXy and will return several different values > > multiple times. > > > The first time the POST function will be called a class named Foo is > > initiated and kept in session. The class will get incrementally > > populated with data through AJAX. What will happen if someone sends > > data once and then terminates the connection. How will the memory > > allocated to the initiated class released. > > > Any best practices in this regard ... > > > Cheers > > PK
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