eoghan
modpython at redry.net
Wed Jun 8 06:18:25 EDT 2005
Thanks Graham... Ive got a lot of stuff to look through there... this should get me a better understanding! Eoghan Graham Dumpleton wrote: > > On 08/06/2005, at 6:56 PM, eoghan wrote: > >> Hello >> Im new to python and really new to mod_python. Im coming from a php >> background. Id like to know if anyone has any examples of real world >> app built for the web using mod_python... something pretty simple that >> the code is available for... i dont want it to use, but to learn how >> it used really. >> Im probably diving in at the deep end, but i find it a lot easier to >> see whats going on when i can get my hands dirty :) > > > There are various different usage styles for mod_python dependent on > what supplied package or third party add-ons you use. For example, > in mod_python itself there is the basic content handlers, PSP and > mod_python.publisher. Another major style is servlet based for which > and example is the third party mpservlets package. Beyond that you > get into the area of third party templating systems that can be used > in conjunction with mod_python. > > What I would suggest is get hold of a copy of mpservlets from: > > http://home.comcast.net/~d.popowich/mpservlets/ > > and look through the examples it supplies in its "tutorial" directory. > That will give you an idea of a servlet based system. I think these > are the same as what is available at: > > http://lnx1.blue-fox.com/~dpopowich/mpstutorial/ > > Also get hold of Vampire from: > > http://www.dscpl.com.au/projects/vampire > > It also has a range of examples covering basic handlers, publisher, PSP, > Cheetah, HTMLTemplate etc. Its examples are also online but not nicely > linked off a common page at the moment although that will start to change. > Thus you might just look through the code for those examples initially, > but if you want to know the URL for some specific examples let me know > and I'll tell you where to go for it. > > Graham > > >
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