Good day hackers,
The Python community have been successful in standardizing an
interface between web server and applications or frameworks resulting
in users having more control over their web stack by being able to
pick frameworks independently from web servers, and vice versa. I
propose we try
Johan Tibell ha scritto:
Good day hackers,
The Python community have been successful in standardizing an
interface between web server and applications or frameworks resulting
in users having more control over their web stack by being able to
pick frameworks independently from web servers, and
On Apr 13, 2008, at 10:21 , Manlio Perillo wrote:
I'm not yet an Haskell expert, however one of the great feature of
WSGI is that the environ is a Python dictionary.
This means that the user can add new keys/values in it.
I'm using this feature, in my WSGI implementation for Nginx (and in
I am very interested in this work.
One thing missing is support for all HTTP methods, not just those
in RFC 2616. As-is, something like WebDAV cannot be implemented.
That probably means requestMethod should be a (Byte)String.
What about something like sendfile(2) available on some platforms?
