Shannon -jj Behrens írta:
> 1. You can use any DBAPI adaptor with Pylons in order to talk to a
> database without using an ORM.  I've used one before on Linux to talk
> to SQLServer.
> 2. Some ORMs may not support ODBC.  I do know that SQLAlchemy works
> with both SQLServer and Oracle, though.
That was I want to know.
I have pyodbc component so I can use DBISAM connection through ODBC
with PyDB2 API.

>
> 3. Pylons does work under mod_python.
Thanks!

>
> 4. To deal with the reload problem, *in development* I like to set
> Apache's MaxRequestsPerChild to 1.
Yes, this is the only way to get out from "Module Reloading" hell.
But I don't know that this "MaxRequestsPerChild" property is global to
the server, or I can set this property in every virtual machines?

>
> 5. mod_python works, but it's nicer to use Apache (listening on port
> 80) to proxy to another Web server running your Pylons app.  I do this
> in production.  Each of my apps has its own server (from Paste), but
> they're all proxied behind Apache.

And how you create this proxy? With mod_rewrite? I very-very
interesting in it, because if possible, I want to avoid using of
modpy, but I don't know, how to do it.
Please send me a little example to test it in my big site! (If I
disturb this list with my lama questions, please use my private mail
(gmail) address.

And I want to know something about pylons' web server. If you know
about the server's working method, please write some links. (I used
Zope before modpy, and I know it's weak points. I want to know
something about pylons server's weak points).

Thanks for your help:
  dd


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