RE: Going crazy with WSGI

I paid my dues, here are a few working files from my system that may help you. Note that I use flex for my frontend and thus don't use all the django features as intended. Some of these files may be out of date with latest practice and current docs. So use them as you will. -- You received

Re: Going crazy with WSGI

Thanks a lot, Javier. Things are a lot clearer now. Appreciate it. On Feb 28, 7:46 pm, Javier Guerra Giraldez wrote: > On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 5:58 AM, atlastorm wrote: > > Right now I'm practicing Django by running the Django server > > (manage.py

Re: Going crazy with WSGI

On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 5:58 AM, atlastorm wrote: > Right now I'm practicing Django by running the Django server > (manage.py runserver) and everything works. Apache also runs but I > have no clue what its doing. nothing. the Django development server (the one that runs with

Re: Going crazy with WSGI

Thanks Javier for the explanation. I've done some more reading, some things have become clearer, but: Right now I'm practicing Django by running the Django server (manage.py runserver) and everything works. Apache also runs but I have no clue what its doing. If I close the Django server, how do I

Re: Going crazy with WSGI

On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 11:19 PM, atlastorm wrote: > WSGI is a script that connects Django to > Apache. not really WSGI is just a standard, a document that says "the web server will call the app as a function with such and such parameters, the app will return such and such

Re: Going crazy with WSGI

Thanks Daniel, for that explanation. Let me get this straight - WSGI is a script that connects Django to Apache. My WSGIScriptAlias is pointed like this: WSGIScriptAlias / htdocs "C:/Program Files/Apache Software Foundation/Apache2.2/htdocs/" Is this correct? Is this the folder that should house

Re: Going crazy with WSGI

tOn Monday, 27 February 2012 14:40:37 UTC, atlastorm wrote: > > I am a newbie to Django and web development in general, and I've > completed the django tutorial and am working my way through the > practical django projects book. I have a simple app that I wanted to > try out: basically a form

Going crazy with WSGI

I am a newbie to Django and web development in general, and I've completed the django tutorial and am working my way through the practical django projects book. I have a simple app that I wanted to try out: basically a form in HTML that takes inputs, reads a database, calculates and displays an