Hi All,
I recieved a response to my initial request, but need to clarify a bit. Is anyone running a straight WSGI app with WSGIkit?
Something along the lines of the example from the PEP:
*** def simple_app(environ, start_response): """Simplest possible application object""" status = '200 OK' response_headers = [('Content-type','text/plain')] start_response(status, response_headers) return ['Hello world!\n'] ***
Well, if you want to run *that* example, call it "application" and put it in a module, and WSGIKit (wsgikit.urlparser in particular) will load it up and run it. It looks for "application" as a WSGI application, or an object with the same name as the module, which it calls with no arguments and is expected to return a WSGI application (this is how Webware servlets work).
I don't know how much actually speaks WSGI directly like that example. It's kind of tedious, so you'll make libraries, and the libraries become a framework, and then there you are, you're coding in your new framework X. If you create a subclass of wsgikit.webkit.wkpage.Page, you've created a WSGI application, it just also happens to be a Webware servlet.
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