Re: twisted

On 03/29/05 17:17, Blake Winton wrote:
> I would guess which version of apache, and how the WSGI stuff was set 
> up.  While Steven gives a sample program to replicate the client-side of 
> the tests, he gives no indication of how to set up the server-side.
> 

(refering to http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.pyblosxom.devel/1397)
The server-side code used in the test is the same as is in CVS now.
CGI        >> /pyblosxom/web/pyblosxom.cgi
WSGI_CGI   >> /pyblosxom/web/pyblosxom_wsgi.cgi
twisted    >> /pyblosxom/web/pyblosxom.tac
mod_python >> /pyblosxom/web/wsgi_app.py

Where WSGI_CGI, twisted and mod_python all run the same program, namely
wsgi_app.py. They all use server dependant wrappers/connectors to setup
a WSGI compliant environment. Read the source for further infos and
dependencies.

> 
> It looks like WSGI is a way to write our app, and have it 
> "automatically" connect to Twisted or mod_python or CGI, or what have 
> you.  If that's really the way it works, it would make our lives (by 
> which I mean Steven's life) a lot easier, since we could just write the 
> app once, and have the connectors deal with the various backends.
> 

As noted above that's exactly how its implemented :-)

cheers
Steven


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