Indeed, I have been to those pages. However, I haven't been able to go through the wiki tutorial due to a bug in the latest release of Pylons and Cheetah that makes it not work.
I got the part about the redirection of URLs, except how does the server know to use Routes instead of just trying to access the file requested by the browser? Is Routes the server as well? I am still lost on the concept of web servers. Each framework seems to have a server built-in. But are these only testing systems? What do you do when you want to deploy a real Python server? You spoke about controllers (for handling POST, GET, and COOKIES). Where can I find an explanation of what a controller is? This concept is completely foreign to me. In PHP, you just use the $_GET var/array and you have the GET data. Are there concepts that I need to understand about the HTTP protocol itself to understand some of this stuff? With PHP, you don't have to know HTTP details to do stuff. Is it different with Python? _______________________________________________ Paste-users mailing list [email protected] http://webwareforpython.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/paste-users
