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order.
This is wsgiref, a reference implementation of wsgi and I expected
wsgi servers and middleware, actual implementations of WSGI, to be
the most prominent part of the library and thus presented first.
The utility functions would come afterward, after you got the basic
wsgi pieces i
ly binding them to the middleware you use
to parse the URI.
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the arguments are positional?
I think supporting both positional and keyword arguments mixed
in the same request is a corner case not worth covering.
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On 11/12/06, Christian Wyglendowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 11/12/06, Joe Gregorio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > According to RFC 2616 the HEAD response MUST NOT
> > return a message-body in the response:
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> http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2
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owing about each other? That works for me.
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l
independent WSGI middleware implemetations
trying to interoperate, which is the right time
to try to settle on a 'standard' way of doing things.
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ifference between the
two types of requests.
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nd x2) didn't persist.
> >
>
> That's the point of this endeavor.
>
> It has been suggested by Fred on the stdlib-sig that urllib should
> just be tossed in favor of urllib2 since most people probably just use
> urlopen() and that is mostly compatible between th
eBSD all
currently include httplib2.
> * Convince the stdlib-sig that it is a good addition and then python-dev.
Subscribed.
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> I think that's everything. =) If you have more questions you can email
> the stdlib-sig and/or me.
Thanks!
majority of the work of converting the
old LaTeX into reST?
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sting code
that uses httplib2, is this what you'd like to see included in
httplib2 itself?
http://code.google.com/p/feedvalidator/source/browse/trunk/apptestsuite/client/atompubbase/tests/mockhttp.py
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