socket.io - Python running Socket IO with another task -

i running socketio server, it's ok. write message , reply message must control page long-polling.

i can't implement socketio server.

my socketio server code:

from socketio import socketio_manage socketio.server import socketioserver socketio.namespace import basenamespace socketio.mixins import roomsmixin, broadcastmixin  class chatnamespace(basenamespace, roomsmixin, broadcastmixin):      def on_nickname(self, nickname):         self.request['nicknames'].append(nickname)         self.socket.session['nickname'] = nickname         self.broadcast_event('announcement', '%s has connected' % nickname)         self.broadcast_event('nicknames', self.request['nicknames'])         # have them join default-named room         self.join('main_room')      def recv_disconnect(self):         # remove nickname list.         nickname = self.socket.session['nickname']         self.request['nicknames'].remove(nickname)         self.broadcast_event('announcement', '%s has disconnected' % nickname)         self.broadcast_event('nicknames', self.request['nicknames'])          self.disconnect(silent=true)      def on_user_message(self, msg):         self.emit_to_room('main_room', 'msg_to_room',             self.socket.session['nickname'], msg)         print "%s : %s"%(self.socket.session['nickname'], msg)      def recv_message(self, message):         print "ping!!!", message  class application(object):     def __init__(self):         self.buffer = []         self.request = {             'nicknames': [],         }      def __call__(self, environ, start_response):         path = environ['path_info'].strip('/')          if path.startswith("socket.io"):             socketio_manage(environ, {'': chatnamespace}, self.request)         else:             return not_found(start_response)   def not_found(start_response):     start_response('404 not found', [])     return ['<h1>not found</h1>']  if __name__ == '__main__':     print 'listening on port 8080 , on port 843 (flash policy server)'     socketioserver(('0.0.0.0', 8080), application(),         resource="socket.io", policy_server=true,         policy_listener=('0.0.0.0', 10843)).serve_forever() 

site control code : class site_control(object):

    def __init__(self):         self.s_url = "http://control.site.com/getupdates"         try:             self.last_update_id = open('last_update_id.txt', 'r').read()         except exception, e:             self.last_update_id = 0         print self.last_update_id         self.url = "http://control.site.com/getupdates?offset=%s"%self.last_update_id         self.getupdates()      def getupdates(self):         response = requests.get(self.url)          data_json = json.loads(response.content)         data_result = data_json['result']          if int(data_result[-1]["update_id"]) != int(self.last_update_id):             readresponse(data_result)             self.last_update_id = data_result[-1]["update_id"]              last_update_id_file =  open('last_update_id.txt', 'wb')             last_update_id_file.write(str(self.last_update_id))             last_update_id_file.close()             self.url = "%s?offset=%s"%(self.s_url, self.last_update_id)         else:             print data_result[-1]['update_id']          time.sleep(1)         self.getupdates()      def readresponse(self, data):         self.sendmsg('control ok!')         #now must send message user via socket io server... 

i'm sorry english bad. drew chart maybe helps.