Greetings all - I've just begun redeveloping a site, moving from PHP to Python and Webware. Site traffic has justified moving from a shared machine to a dedicated box - we use Pair.com for hosting.
All of a sudden I have options on what I can run on the box. I'm wondering if any one else on the discussion list has experience with mod_webkit or mod_python on Pair.com hosted machines. As I've just begun working with the code I'm using the OneShot adapter on my local machine for development, and I have so far been unable (and not looked hard) to locate specific differences / benefits / drawbacks to either adaptor. Presumably mod_python has an advantage if I need to run any code outside of the Webware framework - about the only think I could think of other than light duty utilities was an xml-rpc interface, but I suspect there's no reason to run that outside of the framework. And I have to assume that mod_webkit is just plain faster and simpler. Not having any experience with either, any suggestions? PS: I am strongly tempted to move to PostgreSQL, mostly because I miss subselects, stored procedures, triggers et al that are 'not yet' available in MySQL. Any cries of 'don't do it' out there I might listen to, however will also be open to testing/QA of any work done with MiddleKit and Postgres... Thanks and regards, Mike _______________________________________________ Webware-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss
