I'd like to report progress on duct-taping Twisted and TG together, but I can't really do that in that "progress" implies something close to a solution, which still eludes me. I've gotten a few decent pointers and feel like I'm close to some solution, but not ... quite ... there.
There are a good number of solutions that will work on Linux using the flup, scgi, and eunuch packages tied to the twisted scgi solution, but I'm shooting for something more cross-platform.
Work in this area points to flup, and as best I can tell, firing up TG with flup is working even on Win32.
To bolt Twisted on, one has to use the twisted.web2 package (available via SVN) using either the scgi bindings or wsgi bindings. The former may have some issues (i.e. possible bugs, but I'm not sure yet) that make it not yet usable. The latter is still kicking my butt all over the place so I can't draw any conclusions as of yet. It's important to remember that
twisted.web2 is still heavily under development at this point, so any issues need to be looked at carefully since it might actually BE a bug and not operator error (though I lean to the latter given my experience with wsgi as a while - measured in single digits at this point :-)
Thanks to everybody that's sent suggestions, and I'll report back later, with my shield or on it.
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"Ladies and gentlemen, there's nothing to worry about ... but please keep your heads down."
Best,
Jeff
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