Cliff Wells wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been toying with the notion of having templates have more control
> over how they are rendered by allowing them to request fragments from an
> application. I did a simple test implementation that simply used
> urllib2 to call back into the Pylons application as a completely
> separate request, and this works great except that it's obviously
> inefficient. Of course, in the apparent tradition of "Ian thought of it
> first", I stumbled across this:
>
> http://pythonpaste.org/module-paste.recursive.html
>
> which would seem to be exactly what I'm looking for: a way to request
> fragments from a WSGI app in an efficient manner.
>
> This brings me to my questions. Can this be used with Pylons? If so,
> how? As middleware in config/middleware.py? I'm afraid I'm a bit hazy
> on how this works.
Yeah, it can be used in Pylons. It might(?) be instantiated already;
easy enough to tell, I suppose, if the key is there. If not, I think
Pylons should put it in place generally, or something similar. (I'm
actually thinking of putting into place a simpler middleware that just
puts {SCRIPT_NAME: (env_copy, app)} into the environment and lets you
use that however you want -- lately that's what I've been doing anyway
to give myself more control, but just grabbing the application object
out of what paste.recursive puts in the environment.)
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