> I've looked around for embeddable python web servers, or python http server > classes, and could only find the ones included in the python standard > library (like BaseHTTPServer), which frankly suck (though I'm using it for > development for now, for lack of something better).
I've wrapped PyLucene with the Medusa server framework; works like a charm. Not sure you're going to get "hundreds of requests per second" with an HTTP-based framework, though; HTTP isn't generally very efficient. Python threading works just fine; however, PyLucene uses gcj threading, which may have different performance parameters. In general, I've been pretty happy with using PyLucene threads on most platforms. In general, I'm very happy with a Python VM for servers, in particular the memory management. Twisted seems to be the recommended platform, but it's too heavyweight for my taste. Bill _______________________________________________ pylucene-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osafoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/pylucene-dev
