Hello JZ,

Monday, August 25, 2003, 1:14:17 PM, you wrote:

J> On 25 sierpnia 2003 at 01:59:14
J> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
J> wrote:

>> Can Webware work on a hosted provider with Python + CGI support?

What's a hosted provider ? I guess you mean shared hosting provider.

>> What are the requirements to get Webware working on a hosted
>> provider?

J> OneShotAdapter works with any cgi-python available but is extremely
J> slow. Others adapters needs to listen at the specific port (default
J> 8086) and I do not any provider who gives such ports for very user.
J> Even if you make provider can add mod_webkit module to Apache, the
J> real problem will appear in other place. Each WebKit application needs
J> unique port to listen. Ideal situation is to get one such port for one
J> user. Usual providers do not want to give it. They would like to set
J> only one WebKit with one port (8086) for everyone. Everybody have to
J> rely on the same Applications.conf settings. So everyone wil have the
J> same settings for cache, email for receiving errors etc. It is not
J> comfortable situation.

I don't think that the port is the real problem for a provider. It's
the memory and CPU usage. How large is a typical real world webware
application ?  I guess if you take to get the advantage of a
application server (this means caching data) it is something around 50
MB. This is much more then the normal shared hosting provider wants.


Best regards,
 Lothar                            mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]




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