I have not used twisted but I have used tornado for html5 websockets. web2py notifies tornado by digitally signing post requests.
The source is here http://code.google.com/p/emte-trading/ Massimo On Jan 21, 6:08 pm, "Peter M." <peter....@gmail.com> wrote: > I have made small demonstration client/server project using the > Twisted framework (http://twistedmatrix.com/) which is just as easy to > use for client/server projects as web2y is for for web applications > and now I want to use web2py as frontend for a shared database. > Twisted web component(s) is not at a state where I want to use it > (http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/wiki/TwistedWebPlan) and I much rather > prefer web2py. > > I have seen at least one person on this list saying he is using web2py > as frontend for a "Twisted server". I would like advice on how to make > web2py notify the "Twisted server" about changes in the database. Both > server applications (the "Twisted server process" and web2py) are > running on the same server. I guess I could use a table as message > queue which the Twisted server would read every few seconds. > > But if wanted a here-and-now notification then how to do it most elegantly? > > There is a solution which works for PostgreSQLhttp://www.divillo.com/ > but I prefer a more general solution. > > Should I send a xml-rpc or soap request from web2py -> Twisted server? > > Are there other ways to communicate? > > Has anyone had success trying to import twisted modules into web2py? > > I guess an integration of Twisted and web2py would make it such a big > killer product that it will require a license to operate it ;-) > > Regards > Peter
