Re: dynamic apps

Hi

I have managed to achieve this by using a static  fcgi app as an 
application broker which creates a symbolic link in the fcgi directory 
to the application required using a timestamp and user name to make it 
unique. This then becomes the url for the calling application which is a 
PHP script.

I have also done some small mods to the process manager to allow 
graceful completion of the application and removal of the symbolic link 
when the application terminates with a particular exit code.(99)

Perhaps this will give you some ideas.

Regards

Shaun Coughlin

Marc Prewitt wrote:

>T. Horsnell wrote:
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>>Hi all,
>>Is there a way in which I can invoke a single instance of
>>a fastcgi application per browser connection?
>>I had assumed that the dynamic method would do just this,
>>but however may times I point my browser at the fastcgi
>>app, I only get a single instance running, and all the
>>clients connect to it.
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>Dynamic just allows you to have a dynamic pool of running apps based on 
>the number of outstanding requests and numbers that you specify.
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>>What I really want is for each client to have its own
>>copy of the app running. Is this possible?
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>I don't think you can do exactly what you want.  However, using the 
>sessions affinity patch you can at least send people back to the same 
>instance of the app:
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>http://www.3skel.com/fastcgi/
>
>This may not be exactly what you want but you may be able to use the 
>session information to restore the state of the running app to the 
>current user.
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