class MultiWSGIApplication(object):
def __init__(self):
self.servers = OrderedDict()
self.sites = Sites()
self._lock = threading.Lock()
def add_project(self, settings_path, logging_path=None):
server = Server(settings_path)
self.servers[server.name] = server
self.sites.add(server.domains, name=server.name)
log.debug('registered %r', server)
def build_all(self):
for server in itervalues(self.servers):
server.build()
def not_found(self):
response = Response(charset=py2bytes("utf8"), status=404)
response.text = not_found_response
def reload_required(server_name):
return False
def reload(self, server_name):
"""
Reload the server
This actually creates a new server object, so that if the load fails it will continue to
process requests with the old server instance.
"""
log.debug("reloading '%s'", server_name)
server = self.servers[server_name]
try:
new_server = Server(server.settings_path)
new_server.build()
except:
log.exception("reload of '%s' failed", server_name)
else:
self.servers[server_name] = new_server
self.sites.clear()
for server in itervalues(self.servers):
self.sites.add(server.domains, name=server.name)
def __call__(self, environ, start_response):
domain = environ['SERVER_NAME']
with self._lock:
site_match = self.sites.match(domain)
if site_match is None:
return self.not_found()
server_name = site_match.data['name']
if self.reload_required(server_name):
self.reload(server_name)
server = self.servers[server_name]
return server.application(environ, start_response)
class MultiWSGIApplication(object):
def __init__(self):
self.servers = OrderedDict()
self.sites = Sites()
self._lock = threading.Lock()
def add_project(self, settings_path, logging_path=None):
server = Server(settings_path)
self.servers[server.name] = server
self.sites.add(server.domains, name=server.name)
log.debug('registered %r', server)
def build_all(self):
for server in itervalues(self.servers):
server.build()
def not_found(self):
response = Response(charset=py2bytes("utf8"), status=404)
response.text = not_found_response
def reload_required(server_name):
return False
def reload(self, server_name):
"""
Reload the server
This actually creates a new server object, so that if the load fails it will continue to
process requests with the old server instance.
"""
log.debug("reloading '%s'", server_name)
server = self.servers[server_name]
try:
new_server = Server(server.settings_path)
new_server.build()
except:
log.exception("reload of '%s' failed", server_name)
else:
self.servers[server_name] = new_server
self.sites.clear()
for server in itervalues(self.servers):
self.sites.add(server.domains, name=server.name)
def __call__(self, environ, start_response):
domain = environ['SERVER_NAME']
with self._lock:
site_match = self.sites.match(domain)
if site_match is None:
return self.not_found()
server_name = site_match.data['name']
if self.reload_required(server_name):
self.reload(server_name)
server = self.servers[server_name]
return server.application(environ, start_response)
def __init__(self):
self.servers = OrderedDict()
self.sites = Sites()
self._lock = threading.Lock()
self.debug_memory = False
def __init__(self):
self.servers = OrderedDict()
self.sites = Sites()
self._lock = threading.Lock()
