Webware for Python

What is the current status of web servers available for running webware
?

I've written an application running on a server with apache but the
admins are scared  to add the webkit adapter to it so I'm looking for an
alternate.  (I can run multiple processes on this box)

I like thttpd, twisted, and touched on Xitami, but I need something
that's reliable, and can rewrite the big ugly url:

http://www.divinerelationships.org:8080/DR/Public/Home.py to just 
http://www.divinerelationships.org

Clues?

Apologies if I missed a thread already discussing this.


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Seth Birkholz wrote:
> What is the current status of web servers available for running webware
> ?
> 
> I've written an application running on a server with apache but the
> admins are scared  to add the webkit adapter to it so I'm looking for an
> alternate.  (I can run multiple processes on this box)

wkcgi works well, and is quite fast.  It's a CGI program that 
communicates with the AppServer (you'll find it in 
Webware/WebKit/Adapters/wkcgi)

   Ian

Seth Birkholz wrote/napsal:
: What is the current status of web servers available for running webware
: ?
: 
: I've written an application running on a server with apache but the
: admins are scared  to add the webkit adapter to it so I'm looking for an
: alternate.  (I can run multiple processes on this box)
: 
: I like thttpd, twisted, and touched on Xitami, but I need something
: that's reliable, and can rewrite the big ugly url:
: 
: http://www.divinerelationships.org:8080/DR/Public/Home.py to just 
: http://www.divinerelationships.org

   I'm using mod_python derived adapter for rewriting page URI. It's
much readable than using mod_rewrite + mod_webkit... 

   Have a nice day
   
Věroš Kaplan
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