[Web-SIG] Async API for Python

Sorry, if this turns up twice ... Phillip J. Eby wrote, on Tue Jul 29 03:21:18 CEST 2008: There is no async API that's part of WSGI itself, and it's unlikely there will ever be one unless there ends up being an async API for Python as well.

[Web-SIG] wsgi.org server

Hi, I've just upgraded the wsgi.org server to moin 1.7.2 and a mod_wsgi adapter. Please tell me, if there's any problem. Has somebody a good idea for a 'wsgi' or 'wsgi powered' logo? I'd really like to make the look a bit nicer, but my own design skills are not that good... any ideas welcome.

[Web-SIG] a new implementation of multipart/form-data parser

Hi all. For my WSGI framework I have implemented a multipart/form-data parser. http://hg.mperillo.ath.cx/wsgix/diff/70aacc4a8301/wsgix/parse.py The code has been adapted from cgi.parse_multidata. I think that the function is more robust of FieldStorage, since you can set a max size for field

Re: [Web-SIG] Keg - A python web framework

Hi, maybe you'd like to have a look at just another Python framework that I'm writing ;) It seems that the goals you describe fit mine too. The project home is here: http://code.google.com/p/pyxer/ You get the best impression of what it is all about if you check out the SVN repository and have

Re: [Web-SIG] problem with wsgiref.util.request_uri and decoded uri

Manlio Perillo wrote: On the other hand, if the WSGI gateway *do* decode the uri, I can no more handle '/' in uri. Correct. CGI requires that '%2F' is decoded, and hence indistinguishable from '/' when it gets to the application. And WSGI inherits CGI's flaws for compatibility.

Re: [Web-SIG] Async API for Python

Jerry Spicklemire ha scritto: Sorry, if this turns up twice ... Phillip J. Eby wrote, on Tue Jul 29 03:21:18 CEST 2008: There is no async API that's part of WSGI itself, and it's unlikely there will ever be one unless there ends up being an async API for Python as well.