Hi All,
Whilst we are discussing WSGI implementations it might be worth mentioning that the Python Web Modules WSGI support has been vastly improved. There is some fairly comprehensive documentation and lots of examples (including a full application example which adds data to a database using forms and sign in) and a server on which to test them.
Of particular note, I've implemented some of the suggestions made on this list:
* Auth middleware can catch 403 status responses and automatically display a sign in form, handle sign in attempts, and redirect to the original page on successful sign in.
* Error handling middleware can email error reports as well as display debug logs
* Error document middleware can be used to catch unknown status codes and automatically display an appropriate error document either from a file, from a string or dynamically generated.
Other improvements to the modules include a far better session API and an auth API that supports roles, access levels, groups, active/disabled, encryption, multiple applications and a much more sensible API.
Cheers,
James
Website:
http://www.pythonweb.org/projects/webmodules/
Documentation:
http://www.pythonweb.org/projects/webmodules/doc/0.5.3/html_multipage/lib/wsgi.html
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