On 9/15/13, zzzhhh <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thank you. I just studied the link you gave me. There are two problems:
> (1) It seems that the python code runs like php. How to config the web
> server to associate url with the python code? For example, for the
> ToJSonResponse
> Example, how to let the web server to run python code when user input
> http://google-visualization.appspot.com/python/dynamic_example in the
> browser? PS: this link seems not working.
> (2) It seems that the technique introduced in the webpage just converts
> python's binary data to text strings by a call to *print* function. Is
> there any other technology that can directly transmit python's binary data
> to google.visualization?
> Thank you.
>
<ot>
This is a general Python question. You could use
(1) WSGI
(2) CGI (which usually involves wrapping WSGI app using
wsgiref.handlers.CGIHandler or alike)
(3) a web framework
In all cases there are different setup steps depending on web server
used for deployment . Option (2) might be the fastest among all under
certain conditions, but is often less efficient than the others.
</ot>
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