Re mod_webkit, it certainly makes for a simpler config, was having trouble with mod_python and Webware on a development box (W2K); compiling mod_webkit even on windows was faster than debugging the mod_python issue...
But would still appreciate any Pair.com clients speaking up if you have had experience with deploying webware using either approach on their boxes, most importantly whether there were any technical - doubtful - or policy issues - possible - ... At 05:38 PM 3/11/2002 -0800, Michael Watkins wrote: >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. _______________________________________________ Webware-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss
