> But.. WSGI is the new CGI
Let me give you a minimal example using RhubarbTart (it depends on Paste)
from rhubarbtart import request, response, expose
from rhubarbtart import TartRootController
class Root(TartRootController):
@expose
def index(self, msg="Hello world!"):
response
> I have started a new small web project, and was wondering if there are
> any good guides on how to do Persistent Sessions and Authentication
> using python and CGI. I don't really want too use Zope, because It's
> probably overkill for my tiny project.
Since you only mention Zope...
Why not use
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have started a new small web project, and was wondering if there are
> any good guides on how to do Persistent Sessions and Authentication
> using python and CGI. I don't really want too use Zope, because It's
> probably overkill for my tiny project.
You could
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I have started a new small web project, and was wondering if there are
> any good guides on how to do Persistent Sessions and Authentication
> using python and CGI. I don't really want too use Zope, because It's
> probably overkill for my tiny project.
The simplest thin
Karrigell is a very easy-to-use pure-Python web framework. It has examples of session management.http://karrigell.sourceforge.net/regardsAndre
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> wrote:Hi,I have started a new small web project, and was wondering if there are
any go
Hi,
I have started a new small web project, and was wondering if there are
any good guides on how to do Persistent Sessions and Authentication
using python and CGI. I don't really want too use Zope, because It's
probably overkill for my tiny project.
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