How to Connect My Django App with incoming data on a TCP Port

Answer 06/28/2019 Developer FAQ 4

Question:

I am trying to connect a django URL to incoming data on TCP/IP Port. It would be great if someone, could shed some light on this

Answer1:

You'll probably have to listen on the port from another process, or thread. Save the incoming data somewhere, whether it be a log file, database, or whatever. Then have Django use this data when it prepares the web page to send in response to requests on the URL.

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I am trying to connect a django URL to incoming data on TCP/IP Port. It would be great if someone, could shed some light on this

You'll probably have to listen on the port from another process, or thread. Save the incoming data somewhere, whether it be a log file, database, or whatever. Then have Django use this data when it prepares the web page to send in response to requests on the URL.

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