On Apr 17, 2007, at 11:20 AM, L. Daniel Burr wrote:
You are attacking this at too low a level, I think. In essence you
are
building a fixed-function web server, which is a waste of your time
and
resources, because twisted already has a decent web server
implementation.
Just make a .tac file for starters, something along these lines:
Run the above with twistd -noy webserver.tac. This should be
sufficient to get you started.
Thanks. Thats a big help -- it shows the interplay of more than just
2 classes, and gives me a good feel for Twisted web.
I havne't touched twisted web in years , just other twisted
portions. that puts a lot in perspective.
// Jonathan Vanasco
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