On Mon, Nov 26, 2001 at 07:08:13PM -0800, Tavis Rudd wrote: > It would fairly straight forward to include a simple bare-bones > Python coded webserver with WebKit. There's a functioning HTTPServer > in the experimental WebKit code that I've been working on. It's > based on the new dispatching code I wrote so it would take a bit of > work to port it to the existing ThreadedAppServer. But at 210 lines, > it shouldn't be terribly difficult. Anyone interested in doing that?
> Of course it should come with a big notice saying that it's for > development and testing only. It's been lightly tested with HTTP GET > requests and seems to perform just as well as Apache with some simple > Cheetah servlets (180 req/sec for 600 req with a concurency of 100). At the risk of repeating myself :) has anyone contemplated integrating Twisted Web with Webware? It's supposed to be a standalone, portable Python webserver, and writing a module for it to run webware shouldn't be terribly hard. I doubt that this is an immediate solution for the original poster because I think that Twisted Web still has a little ways to go before it's competing head-to-head with apache (Its Windows/MS support is still a bit flaky), but I think that such a fusion would be good for webware, since Twisted is focused on being a high-quality server platform, I believe the webserver will get there eventually. I wish I had the time to perform this integration myself, and I remain subscribed to this mailing list in the hopes that one day it will inspire me to do so, but right now I'm much too busy. Cheers, -- ______ you are in a maze of twisted little applications, all | |_\ remarkably consistent. | | -- glyph lefkowitz, glyph @ twisted matrix . com |_____| http://www.twistedmatrix.com/ _______________________________________________ Webware-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss
