So, I'd really appreciate it if people can try to use this for their programs, to see what parts of the Webware API are missing. It has some limitations -- e.g., there's no configuration, you can't use multiple contexts, etc -- but I think those actually aren't that big a deal. At least for my apps these limitations haven't been a problem.
Anyway, it's distutil-installable, and available from svn://colorstudy.com/trunk/WSGIKit . I've also used it with a Twisted WSGI server, which creates a similar environment to the AppServer (long-running, multi-threaded); the server is included in the package (though you'll have to install Twisted on your own). Otherwise there's a CGI server which is workable, if slow. In the future there should be several other options (e.g., mod_python, fastcgi, multiprocess).
If you install Twisted, you can run:
python path/to/wsgikit/twisted_wsgi.py -p 8080 path/to/Context/
To start up the server on port 8080.
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