The connection between a Python® client and a MATLAB®
Production Server™ instance
is encapsulated in a matlab.production_server.client.MWHttpClient object.
You use the constructor to instantiate the connection between the
client and the server.
The MWHttpClient() constructor has the following
signature:
client.MWHttpClient(url[,timeout_ms=timeout])
The constructor has the following arguments:
url — URL of the
server instance to which the client connects. The URL must contain
the port number of the server instance.
The URL contains only the host name and port information of the server instance.
timeout_ms — Amount
of time, in milliseconds, that the client waits for a response before
timing out.
The default time-out interval is two minutes.
The MWHttpClient object is not thread-safe.
If you are developing a multithreaded application, create a new MWHttpClient object
for each thread.
To create a default connection, provide a value for the server
instance URL. The timeout_ms argument has a default
value, so you do not need to specify a time. This code sample shows
how to connect to server instance on a host named mps_host using
the default time-out of two minutes.
import matlab
from production_server import client
my_client = client.MWHttpClient("http://mps_host:9910")You specify the connection time out by providing a value for
the timeout_ms argument. This code sample specifies
a time-out of one minute.
import matlab
from production_server import client
my_client = client.MWHttpClient("http://mps_host:9910",timeout_ms=60000)