Pyramid and WSGI

[FFFFFFFab]

Hello,

I'm a beginner in Python and then in Pyramid framework. I'm not sure about a thing : is a pyramid project resident in memory after the first http request transmitted by the http server and mod_wsgi ?

Thanks,

Fab. 

[Ronan Amicel]

Yes. In most typical deployments (i.e. everything except CGI), your
Python web app will be running inside a long-lived process.

(This is different from what the usual PHP model, where everything
only lives for the duration of the request.)

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[FFFFFFFab]

Thanks for your answer. Then that's really cool feature.

Is WSGI that implies this behavior or the framework used (in my case Pyramid) ?

[Chris Rossi]

It is a more general feature of WSGI.

Chris

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[FFFFFFFab]

Ok, thanks. So I will dive in the WSGI doc to more understand that. I've already red some doc about WSGI but I didn't figure out this feature.