[mod_python] mod_python without Apache?

Nope.

But there are a multitude of Python web/RPC server frameworks (CherryPy, 
Twisted, Webware for Python, Quixote, Cymbeline, etc). You're not 
looking for a webserver, you're looking for an "application server". 
mod_python is simply to allow you to run Python code within Apache.

Of course you could run a 2 layer Apache system (frontend Apache+php 
which RPCs to backend Apache+mod_python). In which case you can use 
mod_python :)

Michael wrote:
> Does mod_python work with any other webservers besides Apache? I like to 
> write frontend code in Apache/PHP and have it do the heavy work through 
> mod_python on the backend (via XML-RPC). I was wondering if there was a 
> lighter weight webserver I might be able to use mod_python with partly 
> to use less resources and partly just because I like to diversify my 
> platforms for security reasons. I like to run Linux, Apache, and PHP for 
> the frontend and was wanting to run BSD, mod_python, and some other 
> webserver on the backend.
> 
> Thanks - just curious.
> 
> -- 
> Michael <mogmios at mlug.missouri.edu>
> http://kavlon.org
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