A word of thanks and a question

"Brent W. Woodruff" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.python.webware
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Webware contributors,

I have spent several weeks trying to break into web programming with
Python and away from PHP. Of the many web frameworks I tried, webware
(mod_webkit2) proved to be the easiest to install and start with. I'm
looking forward to finally getting started on web development with
Python. For that, I wanted to say 'thank you' and I hope that
development continues at a healthy pace for webware.

Since I am relatively new to webapp development, I have a question
concerning how a webapp should be designed to function in a virtual
hosting environment. Should there be one webapp servicing all virtual
hosts, or should each virtual host run their own copy of the webapp? In
the case of each host running its own copy, does each deployed webapp
copy run on its own port?

I may be showing my inexperience here, but will appreciate your thoughts
and replies.

Brent W.


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