Sure, absolutely. Lets assume I've quickstarted an app into a directory corresponding with $TG_MP. And, as always, YMMV.
Go grab the mpcp.py from http://www.jamwt.com/ and put it into $TG_MP. Ideally, you could just grab it from easy_install, but I had a problem getting the mpcp to be seen in mod_python's $PYTHONPATH so that was my workaround. Put an .htaccess file in $TG_MP with the following: -- SetHandler mod_python PythonHandler mpcp PythonDebug On PythonOption cherrysetup [ $NAME_OF_YOUR_START_SCRIPT]::mp_setup -- Warning! The start script is usually MyAppName-start.py, and the dash will screw up the PythonOption. Ergo, lose the dash and there shouldn't be any problems. Now, in your (newly renamed) MyAppName_start.py make the following changes: 1) move cherrypy.server.start() so it only starts if __name__ == "__main__". This might be unnecessary, but I really enjoy typing, so whatever. if __name__ == "__main__": cherrypy.server.start() 2) create a new no-op method, called mp_setup(). As such: def mp_setup(): pass This method is supposed to have cherrypy production config stuff, but our prod.cfg file handles that, so make it a no-op. The better solution would be to remove the line in mpcp that looks for cherrysetup, but that's something I'll worry about when a push to production is near. Now give it a go, and let us know what happens.
