It has nothing to do with WSGI. Now that I look back at the code, I see that
run_view_in() simply looks for a "compiled" folder, and if it exists, it
assumes all views are compiled. That means if any part of the app is compiled,
even a single non-compiled view will lead to this error (which is why I had
submitted that patch).
As a workaround, I believe you can set response.view to an open file object:
response.view = open(os.path.join(response.folder, views, response.view),
'rb')
Or you can go back to calling gluon.template.render directly, though in that
case, you should set context=globals() to ensure the full view environment
(including the web2py API) is available.
Anthony
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