On Tue, 2003-07-01 at 13:41, Chris Backas wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I've got a tricky problem in one of my servlets that only seems to occur
> under moderate->heavy load, and I'm trying to track it down by writing
> things to the console. However, because it requires some amount of load to
> occur, it's extremely difficult, and often impossible, to tell which request
> is causing which message. I'm wondering if I can access the request number
> that webware prints at the start and end of a request (I don't see this in
> the Request object). Or, failing that, some alternate way that I can relate
> messages to a particular request.
Hmmm... you are right indeed, that number is not made available. I
suppose that should be changed. I submitted it as a bug.
For a quicker resolution, you could make your own serial numbers:
import threading
requestIDLock = threading.Lock()
nextRequestID = 1
def makeRequestID():
requestIDLock.acquire()
val = nextRequestID
nextRequestID += 1
requestIDLock.release()
return val
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