Re: [Webware-discuss] Re: Model2+1 for a first time webware user?

[Winston WOLFF]

I haven't read much documentation about the architecture of Webware programs, and haven't bothered much. Once you understand the servlet, and it's pretty simple, you don't have to bother with the rest of webware hardly. And the important "architectural" feature of Webware compared to PHP is that it has "session" objects where you can store data between requests that are preserved per client. Beyond that, you are free to make any sort of application.

I would also like mention MiddleKit which I think is a truly inspired solution to storing your data in SQL databases. I don't think the PostgreSQL support is well tested, but the MySQL definitely is, and it sounds like the MSSQL is also.

-winston



On 19-Jan-2005, at 3:47 AM, jacob martinson wrote:

I'm also looking at using mod_python + mpservlets for a more
"lightweight" approach... lightweight at least from my perspective of
how much additional framework I would need to learn.

Any information or direction is greatly appreciated!!!

-jacob


On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 20:28:39 -0600, jacob martinson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I just installed webware and am about to start a web application
project. I've done some basic PHP web programming in the past, and
have done a number of small OO console programs in python.

I found a wiki topic about "Model2+1". Is this the best place to
start for learning how to properly design a web application?

Thanks!

-jacob

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