(now redundant) pid=%s part from that first log message.

Change label to ZSS:pid.  Re-initialize pid every time a StorageServer
is created.  XXX This is sufficient as long as a single process
doesn't create more than one StorageServer instance.  I haven't found
any code that does.

Use log() function for self.log() method of ZEOStorage, so it ends up
sharing the ZSS:pid prefix.

Caught by Guido, but why not be my compiler?

It was calling repr() twice on the elements of a tuple.  Fix by
calling repr() explicitly on each branch of the type-test code.

Add comment about how short_repr() is used.

Reformat all the code to use Python style.

We got an undiagnosed bug report for coptimization, which lead to an
attempt at code review.

Break up a the large new_persistent_id() function into several helpers
-- get_class(), get_class_tuple(), and set_oid().  Each function now
does a little less.  Don't reuse variable names for random purposes.

parallel outstanding calls.  However it also contains code (by Jeremy,
with one notifyAll() call added by me) that enforces the old rule of a
single outstanding call.  This is hopefully unnecessessary, but we
haven't reviewed the server side yet to make sure that that's really
the case (the server was until now getting serialized calls per
connection).

checkCommitLock2On{Abort,Commit}.  When
ZEOStorage.notifyDisconnected() calls self.tpc_abort(), it is possible
that self.strategy is DelayedCommitStrategy.  In that case,
ZEOStorage.tpc_abort() should *not* call self._handle_waiting(),
otherwise there could be two ZEOStorage instances whose strategy is
ImmediateCommitStrategy!

true.  Use 0 for false instead.

true.  Use 0 for false instead.

    try:
        self.lock.acquire()
        ...
    finally:
        self.lock.release()

into:

    self.lock.acquire()
    try:
        ...
    finally:
        self.lock.release()

The old version would mistakenly try to release the lock if there was
error in acquiring it.

This code used to assume that all arguments were strings.
It was always wrong (create was passed as '0' or '1' rather
than as 0 or 1) but this was somehow masked.  When I added
readonly, things broke.  The solution is that winserver.py
ha a convention that an argument starting with '=' is
evaluated as an expression, and _startserver in testZEO's
WindowsConnectionText uses this for the create and readonly
args.

wide xterm or emacs window.  So now, when using Python 2.3 or later,
the textwrap module is used to wrap the message line, indenting
subsequent lines past the timestamp.  Details and tracebacks are left
alone.

Add a LOG call to ConnectionTests.setUp().

Add tests for the ClientStorage read_only and read_only_fallback
features.  Note that the latter feature is not completely working yet;
the reconnect feature doesn't work, so it's of questionable value for
now (though it *does* connect to a read-only storage whe no read-write
storage is available).

read_only_fallback option of ClientStorage.

Unfortunately, this still doesn't work completely; as shown by some
disabled tests that I'll check in shortly, the reconnect feature is
still broken.  But it's weekend time, and I need a checkpoint to keep
my own sanity.

"ClientStorage <pid>", use "ClientStorage:<pid>".

Also log a message when a ClientStorage instance is created, showing
the pid, the read_only and read_only_fallback parameters, and the
storage name.

Also log some more things: the retry of the register() call with
read_only=1, the notifyConnected call,

Also clean up a few comments and docstrings, removing one XXX that
seems out of date.

Also change the _tpc_cond.wait() method call into a wait(30).  That
way it is interruptable.

StorageServer class, instead of "ZEO Server:<pid>", use
"StorageServer:<pid>".  In the ZEOServer class, instead of "ZEO
Server:<pid>:<name>", use "ZEOStorage:<pid>:<name>".

Also log a message when a StorageServer instance is created, showing
the pid, the read_only parameter, the storage names, and for each
storage whether it is RO (read-only) or RW (read-write).

Also clean up a few comments, removing one XXX that seems out of
date, and use %r instead of %s in some log messages.

name, cache size, and current filename (could be None).

"ZEO Server", use "ZEO/start.py".  There was one (PANIC) log message
that used "z2"; changed that one to "ZEO/start.py" as well.

repr module.

service asyncore events intended for a ClientStorage created in the
parent.  That can't be intended.  The best way I can see to avoid this
is simply to clear asyncore's socket_map after the fork.

never imported log or zLOG.

changed and the hotshot invocation wasn't changed along.  Untested.

Add a send_call() method that computes a new msgid and hands the
message off to the smac layer.  Uses __msgid_lock()

call() still uses __call_lock, but callAsync() does not.  callAsync()
does not use any lock beyond what send_call() does.

each time round the loop (with a 30 sec. timeout).

should fix the problem that messages from different processes or
threads could be intermingled.  The code was rewritten to build up the
lines of the error message in a list which is joined by "\n"
characters at the end.

values that connect_ex() may return when we're connected).  This seems
to resolve the last hangs observed on Win2K.  There are still
(unrelated) hangs on Win98 though.