It seems like you could run twisted as a WSGI server and let it serve for web2py. I have not tried this, mind you, but here's a short message about twisted.web and WSGI.
http://jcalderone.livejournal.com/51888.html On Apr 28, 2:52 am, José L. <jredr...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > I'm using an application running on twisted to communicate with some > electronic devices. twisted is almost a need to handle this > application because of the async nature of the comms. Also I use > twisted + some javascript to render a http page with the info coming > from the devices and to give the user the chance to change some > parameters of these devices. > I'd like to have a much better user interface, adding database > support, authentication, role permissions, etc. and that's how I > arrived to web2py. After comparing some python frameworks, I feel > web2py fits pretty well with my programming habits. > As I've just arrived to web2py, some days ago, I'm finishing of > reading the book and I've begun to code some things. > > So my doubts are: > - has anybody run before web2py using twisted as server? > - is there any advice on how to integrate some external apps in the > web2py world? > > The app I'm running on twisted needs to use different tcp ports, > handles different protocols and has been tested for a long time, so > I'd like to keep it as it is, when possible, without too many > modifications. > > Any advice or help is welcome. > Regards
