Re: remote-xpath-queries

That's cool,

that's how we figure stuff out right?

Anyways yes, my site was down. I had to go in and delete all items with 
those remote-xpath-queries as everytime the site tried to render it 
brought the site down with some tracebacks.

I'm going to try again though.....

-darryl

> I was trying to post a follow up, but for some reason couldn't. Looks 
> like your site is down right now.
>
> There are two problems, the simple one is that you need to remove the 
> whitespace around the content of the remote-xpath-query tag.
>
> A more serious problem appears to be with recursive call backs into 
> the same system. You're doing a query on my site for all 
> remote-xpath-query tags and then running those queries from within 
> your system. I then have a query that runs against your site. So the 
> problem is that when you make the original XSL document() request it's 
> inside a C call which holds the Python GIL so any subsequent calls 
> into the system will block until that original XSL call completes. 
> Because of this the subsequent call-back into your system blocks until 
> the original document call times out and the XSL completes releasing 
> the GIL. Ugh, in other words it don't work right. :-)
>
> This  makes the remote-xpath-query tag a little more risky to use then 
> I would like.
>
> So the simple answer is that your system is setup correctly, you just 
> had white space in the tag, but removing the whitespace then results 
> in a hanging request. The quick fix is to not run a query that will 
> recursively access your system.
>
> Fun, fun, lots to learn about this kind of interaction. It's funny, 
> you picked what is probably the worst possible query you could do. :-)
>
> On Nov 8, 2003, at 4:58 PM, darryl wrote:
>
>> kimbro i saw your comment on my weblog. I believe i have the most 
>> recent files that you mentioned i have:
>>
>> lib.xsl rev 1.6
>> WeblogXslExtension.py rev 1.2
>>
>> There's nothing else that i have to do?
>>
>> -darryl
>>
>>
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