On Jul 14, 5:13 am, "~flow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> sorry for the belated answer, i've been quite busy lately.
>
> >mod_wsgi
> > Paste server, [...] server [...] of CherryPy
>
> thanks for the pointers. last time i installed mod_python i had to
> tweak some sources related to WSGI to get it working. i haven't
> triedmod_wsgiyet, but that would tie me to apache as well. apart from
> that, it looks like the successor of mod_python to me, so i definitely
> want to check it out. i want to keep my app's requirements small and
> not force users to have to setup apache (where that is an option, i'm
> fine with it).
You perhaps don't understand WSGI if you thing you are bound to using
Apache if you start using mod_wsgi. The mod_wsgi module is just one
way of hosting WSGI applications. Just because you may yourself use
mod_wsgi to host your application doesn't mean others are bound by
that. Other people could use Paste server CherryPy WSGI server,
FASTCGI/flup, SCGI/flup, AJP/flup, CGI or whatever they want.
Graham
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