Terrel Shumway wrote:
> Another option, probably easier in both the short run and the
> long run,
> is to find another similar module like mod_backhand that has already
> been ported, and write another adapter to connect to it:
> pro:
> let someone else maintain the icky C part,
> write the adapter in clean, sweet, elegant Python! 8-)
> con:
> may be a little more work dealing with non-webware specific
> stuff. (e.g. parsing the stream instead of marshal.loads())
Looks to me like mod_backhand is a load-balancing proxy module. So it would
require WebKit to be an HTTP server. But if WebKit is an HTTP server, then
you don't need mod_backhand at all, unless you need it for the
load-balancing features. You could just use WebKit without Apache, or use
mod_proxy.
Unless I'm misreading what mod_backhand does.
http://www.backhand.org/mod_backhand/
- Geoff
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