The case in which I observed this behavior:
I have a servlet that takes input and sends an email using smtplib. Today I had network trouble so it could not connect to the mail server. The servlet would try for about 30 or so seconds to connect before it failed. While it was attempting to connect, !!!no other servlets would respond!!! As soon as it finished, they responded. My app is not in production yet, but this looks like a potential hangup. Does this behavior sound reasonable for webkit?
My understanding is that servlets fill requests in serial and that two or more different servlets should be able to fill requests at the same time. Is this correct? If so, then I may need to reconfigure my application because it seems that only one servlet can respond at one time.
The serial thing raises another issue. I have been building my application with a controller(Index.py) that receives all requests and directs them (self.forward()) to the appropriate servlet. It makes my program feel more like an application than a pile of scripts. Anyway, I'm beginning to think that my application will only be able to serve one request at a time becuase every requests goes to Index.py before it is forwarded.
It really want to use webware (I love Python), so please tell me how I can make it perform well.
Randall
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