Hi there, [resending this; I sent it yesterday but it didn't show up. My apologies for any duplicates]
I'm investigating using WebOb on the client side, as I'm writing a client-side library. WebOb can make requests through WSGI, so I'm also using WSGI on the client side. So I started looking for a WSGI application that can pass requests along to another server. I found two possibilities: HTTPEncode - semi-released, but not much recent development activity. WSGIProxy - unreleased, but recent development activity is a bit younger than HTTPEncode. HTTPEncode also includes some other features I might want to use (the encoding bit), though I'm not sure yet. I believe it doesn't allow me to use WebOb directly, which needs a WSGI application. Any (paste or non-paste) possibilities I missed? Is client-side WSGI the right direction to go? Anything to watch out for? Which one of these is recommended for my use case? Should I worry about the lack of releases? Would it make sense to change HTTPEncode to use WebOb and WSGIProxy? Regards, Martijn _______________________________________________ Paste-users mailing list [email protected] http://webwareforpython.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/paste-users
