Re: A new WSGI-server?

Hi Moof 2005/8/8, Moof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: [snip] > *ponders* > > Does anyone know if Zope is, as yet, capable of acting as a WSGI server? Zope, at least in his 3.x incarnation, is going to abandon the Medusa based server in favor of Twisted web 2 (thru WSGI). This change is actually planned t

Re: A new WSGI-server?

Moof wrote: > If you want another high-performance WSGI-compliant pure python web server, > you could do worse thna to look at Twisted, > though I don't know if anyone has tried adapting django to work with it. It appears that someone has: http://code.djangoproject.com

Re: A new WSGI-server?

MrMuffin wrote: > Could Django use the WSGI-server instead? Has anybody here tried it ? Django *should* be able to plug into any WSGI-compliant server or CGI adaptor. I know there was discussion recently about how to get it working with lighthttpd and fcgi, for example. If you want another high

A new WSGI-server?

I've been looking at Django the last few days and think about migrating my current project from CherryPy. But I don't want to rely on Apache/mod_python, but a pure python WSGI-server, even for production environment. My sites wont have huge amount of traffic either. The one included in Django is a