Hi Adrian. I have got the CherryPy server working as a
development/deployment server for Django for my own needs. It consists
of class that wraps the wsgi server and a modification to the cherrypy's
core wsgi server. This was the issue I spoke of in my last mail. I
figured out the problem tha
License is BSD so all is well in that regard. There is still an issue
with the app that gets passed to the server to deliver the request
properly. It would be great is there is someone interested in helping
that understands this aspect of Django well that could lend a hand.
Regards,
David
On 12/20/05, David Pratt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Further, if cherrypy wsgiserver is used, the cgi for windows service has
> already been written and get Django a bit futher along for some sort of
> packaging as been suggested for Windows.
Hi David,
This sounds fine to me. If the license is
Hi Adrian. I think the first part of this is to get the server to spin
off its thread with a cgi to start and stop. This can then be wrapped
with win32service to make this a windows service as with similar code I
put up the other day. I noticed that Django is already using the
cherrypy autore
On 12/19/05, Dody Suria Wijaya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I agree. Part of the reason Plone was really popular because it's so
> easy to install, and behave like normal Windows software. This means
> daemon-like software always present as Windows Service, and get
> started/stopped via familiar i
Hi Adrian. I have been doing a bit more investigating today and some
threading experiments first. Maybe something will come from it. Like I
say, I am not a Windows person myself ;-). I will also likely try a
couple other servers to see where this goes. It may just be
experimentation for now u
I agree. Part of the reason Plone was really popular because it's so
easy to install, and behave like normal Windows software. This means
daemon-like software always present as Windows Service, and get
started/stopped via familiar interface. Django so far has not as easy as
it could be. Packa
Thanks for this. I have been reading up quite a bit on threading and
also windows services. I am not much of a windows user but sometimes
you find yourself needing to do things with it. For me Mac is great and
Unix of course.
Regards,
David
PythonistL wrote:
David,
Check this
http://group
On 12/19/05, David Pratt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Ian. Thanks for your reply. It does, however I was looking at this
> from the perspective of running the small httpserver as its own service
> when Django is installed on a Windows machine for development. Is there
> any interest in this?
H
David,
Check this
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.python/browse_frm/thread/a96176dc9f3a83c9/ea6b8addfc702605#ea6b8addfc702605
It may help
Hi Ian. Thanks for your reply. It does, however I was looking at this
from the perspective of running the small httpserver as its own service
when Django is installed on a Windows machine for development. Is there
any interest in this?
Regards,
David
Ian Holsman wrote:
doesn't Apache HTTP
doesn't Apache HTTP 2.0 run as a service on windows?
On 12/19/05, David Pratt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I was doing a bit of searching today to see what I could dig up to
> improve how the development server operates on Windows. I found this
> which is pretty close to what I want to do. It c
I was doing a bit of searching today to see what I could dig up to
improve how the development server operates on Windows. I found this
which is pretty close to what I want to do. It comes from Turbo Gears.
Is there any interest from anyone else to help me implement the light
development serv
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