[Twisted-Python] Question about writing a server that accepts multiple clients with independent processing
Gabriel Rossetti
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Thu Feb 21 04:31:16 EST 2008
Hello,
I am new to Twisted and I'm trying to write a server that accepts
multiple client connections
and processes them separately. I *think* this is done with a protocol
instance per client connection, but I may be 100% wrong. I don't really
understand how to do this with twisted. In a threaded server I would :
1) wait for a client connection
2) create a thread and hand it the client connection
then the server waits again for the next client connection, the thread
executes the protocol, e.g. dialogs with the client until disconnection.
I have done this so far using Twisted :
1) created a protocol (the one that would be executed in a separate
thread in the example above)
2) created a factory and listen for incoming connections.
This works great if I have one connection, but I need multiple
connections being processed in parallel (simulated parallelism I guess)
Could someone please explain how Twisted works for this or point me to
some documentation explaining this? I have searched the docs on the
twisted website and google, but I can't find anything explaining this.
Thank you,
Gabriel
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