Ian: does it support plugging in a custom WSGI application yet?
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> > Amen. I don't mean to slam the work of any web framework developers,
> > but you can't overestimate how much it helps just-beginning web
> > developers to see a unified framework, or at least a good website that
> > directs them to one particular way to do things.
>
> this is what i dont under
Peter Hunt wrote:
Ian: does it support plugging in a custom WSGI application yet?
Kind of. If you make a module with an application called "application",
and put it in, say, /www/myapp/index.py, and set
"webkit_dir='/www/myapp'" then it should work.
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On Sunday 17 April 2005 19:18, Brendan O'Connor wrote:
>
> Let me put it this way: I've spent weeks and weeks researching many
> many python frameworks, but never found one that seemed proven in
> terms of adoption by a large number of high-traffic sites.
Plone seems pretty widespread - one only n
On Apr 17, 2005, at 1:18 PM, Brendan O'Connor wrote:
Let me put it this way: I've spent weeks and weeks researching many
many python frameworks, but never found one that seemed proven in
terms of adoption by a large number of high-traffic sites.
one could say the same thing about Rails.
And since
my particular confusion, and this may very well be because i am not
digging in heartfully enough into the docs, is that the main example is
very much bonded to using Webware and Zope templates, and since I am
unfamiliar with those it is very difficult for me to see what parts of
the example
michael bayer wrote:
my particular confusion, and this may very well be because i am not
digging in heartfully enough into the docs, is that the main example is
very much bonded to using Webware and Zope templates, and since I am
unfamiliar with those it is very difficult for me to see what p
