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Dave Whiteley wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Thu, 2006-01-19 at 12:12 +0000, Peter Bengtsson wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Can you check your memory consumption on the server? It could be that
your application eats up so much memory that your zope can't handle it
and thus times out.
If this is the case you'll need to rewrite your app to NOT create a
too big data structure of dictionaries.
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I do not think this is happening. The command "top" does not indicate
that memory is being filled.
Dave
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David<br>
I missed your fuller explanation. How big are the responses back to
the client browsers? Is there a zope.conf directive that limits the
size of responses to client browser? <br>
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If you can get the size then you can try and duplicate with a very
large HTML file. And send that as a response to see if its just a size
problem?<br>
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Anyway I hope someone can help you. If you solve this please post to
the list.<br>
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D<br>
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