[mod_python] An odd use of the publisher

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Ron Alford wrote:
| Colin Fox wrote:
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|> To get around the return issue, I'm finishing off my handler with this:
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|> ~    raise apache.SERVER_RETURN, apache.OK
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| How does a straight 'return' with no arguments work? I thought I was
| using that at one point.
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| -Ron

It doesn't work - but even if it did, what I'd like to return is the
success/failure code, not a string (which is what it's expecting).

I also want to be able to do redirections.

Raising an exception gives me the control I want, it's just that it
feels wierd to be doing that as a normal exit, rather than a problem exit.

I'd just like to be sure that nothing odd is going to happen if I raise
an exception. Or alternatively, how I could get processing similar to
what I get if I write my own handler (where you create a handler()
function and return a success code).

cf
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