How to create managers for the worker threads?
Question: The code works fine for a single "manager", which basically launches some HTTP
GETs to a server. But I've hit a brick wall.

How do I create 2 managers now, each with its own Download_Dashlet_Job object
and tcp_pool_object? In essence, the managers would be commanding their own
workers on two seperate jobs. This seems to be a really good puzzle for
learning Python classes.

    
    
    import workerpool
    from urllib3 import HTTPConnectionPool
    
    class Download_Dashlet_Job(workerpool.Job):
      def __init__(self, url):
        self.url = url
      def run(self):
        request = tcp_pool_object.request('GET', self.url, headers=headers)
    
    tcp_pool_object = HTTPConnectionPool('M_Server', port=8080, timeout=None, maxsize=3, block=True)
    dashlet_thread_worker_pool_object = workerpool.WorkerPool(size=100)
    
    #this section emulates a single manager calling 6 threads from the pool but limited to 3 TCP sockets by tcp_pool_object
    for url in open("overview_urls.txt"):
      job_object = Download_Dashlet_Job(url.strip())
      dashlet_thread_worker_pool_object.put(job_object)
    
    dashlet_thread_worker_pool_object.shutdown()
    dashlet_thread_worker_pool_object.wait()
    


Answer: First, `workerpool.WorkerPool(size=100)` creates 100 worker threads. In the
comment below, you're saying you want 6 threads? You need to change that to 6.

In order to create a second pool, you need to create another pool. You can
also create another job class, and just add this different type of job to the
same pool, if you prefer.

