Imagine a mod_wsgi application even more minimal than the Hello World
example:
def application(environ, start_response):
start_response('404 Not Found', [])
return []
Of course the resulting response status line has the 404 as expected,
and the response body is empty.
Is there any way that the WSGI application can define an arbitrary,
valid response code in the first argument to start_response(), and
then allow Apache to issue the body of the error response in the
"traditional" way? E.g., so that Apache sends its usual "File not
found" document in the response body for a 404 status?
I dimly gather that the reason this doesn't happen is that WSGI spec
proscribes it, but I would appreciate either an explanation of why
this isn't done, or if it is in fact doable, what I am missing.
Thank you!
Lebbeous
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