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I have written a description of the threading model used in the Python Desktop Server. This might be interesting to you if you are using medusa, as the Python Desktop Server already addresses several problems people get when integrating medusa and computed output. It might be interesting to you if you need to do multithreaded programming in python. And it might be interesting to you if you want to know a bit more how PyDS works internally.
Most of the stuff (the user context/processor stuff) isn't yet in CVS, it's a monster patch waiting on my harddisc to be checked in. But before that happens I will need to do a bit more burn-in testing.
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posted at 15:00:32
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Thomas Kläger has written a small ShutdownTool for PyDS that allows to shut down the running Python Desktop Server with your browser. This is especially helpfull if you run it under Windows. Start your Python Desktop Server with pythonw.exe and use the toll (level 999 - it's supposedly the last tool in the right toolbar) to shut it down. No need for a running commandline window any more.
If you want it, just pull down his Tar-ball, unpack it and move the ShutdownTool.py to your ~/.PyDS/tools/ folder. Restart your PyDS and you should have the additional shutdown tool available.
It will go into the next release, too.
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posted at 13:30:56
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This is the Python Desktop Server weblog.
 (Donations will be used by the author to buy stuff, fullfill selfish wishes or do other silly recreational things. You have been warned.).
The PyDS is
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