Problem running Spyce and WAMP on Windows XP

"Lars Gaastra" <[email protected]> Thu, 17 Jan 2008 19:44:16 +0100
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Hello,

This is my first time to use a mailing list, I hope everything goes well.
I'm pretty new to most of the webbuilding things.

I would like to try out Spyce, because I want to combine building a website
and using Python.

But there is a problem, when I run my 'python.py' file it simply displays it
as a text document.

I use WAMP (the latest) and Spyce 2.1.3 and followed the documentation on
the Spyce website to install the proxy Spyce behind Apache. What I know, I
did everything needed. Start Spyce Web Server, add proxy section to Apache
httpd.conf., uncomment mod_proxy, restart Apache.

Where could it go wrong? I can hardly find any information on the web about
installing Spyce.

I also have a (silly) question about Spyce web server. Is it public? or in
other words, can people from outside connect to it? I only want to test my
code on my PC, not host an internet server.

Thanks,
Lars

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Hello,<br><br>This is my first time to use a mailing list, I hope everything goes well. I&#39;m pretty new to most of the webbuilding things.<br><br>I would like to try out Spyce, because I want to combine building a website and using Python.
<br><br>But there is a problem, when I run my &#39;python.py&#39; file it simply displays it as a text document.<br><br>I use WAMP (the latest) and Spyce 2.1.3 and followed the documentation on the Spyce website to install the proxy Spyce behind Apache. What I know, I did everything needed. Start Spyce Web Server, add proxy section to Apache 
httpd.conf., uncomment mod_proxy, restart Apache.<br><br>Where could it go wrong? I can hardly find any information on the web about installing Spyce.<br><br>I also have a (silly) question about Spyce web server. Is it public? or in other words, can people from outside connect to it? I only want to test my code on my PC, not host an internet server.
<br><br>Thanks,<br>Lars<br><br><br>

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