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PODjango: can functions within views run continuously even as other requests are made?
 

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    1. COIt's definitely possible, but you probably want to give some more information... Why do you want to run this function from within a view for one... What's the problem you were trying to solve with this approach?
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    2. COThanks for the reply. I'm new to django, and I didn't know that you could run functions outside of views. How would you call them in that case? Edit: actually, it would be better for it to run within a view so that I could call it with an http request.
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    3. COIf it's a function you can call it from any Python code, you just import module, then call module.yourfn() *why* is it better to call from a HTTP request - what's the context?
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