Laflamme Blaise
blaise at laflamme.org
Wed Jan 18 10:25:20 EST 2006
Hi, currently I use mod_python for project based on XML/XSLT, MySQL and mpservlet handler. I found this way of working very straightforward and object oriented. Here's the libraries I'm using: 1. mpservlet 2. lxml (lbxslt/libxml2) and elementtree 3. MySQLDB (mysql) Have a nice day! Blaise Laflamme blaise at laflamme.org > From: Daniel Nogradi <nogradi at gmail.com> > Date: January 18, 2006 6:50:32 AM EST (CA) > To: mod_python at modpython.org > Subject: [mod_python] How do you use mod_python? > > > Some time ago there was a post (I think by Grisha) asking "why are you > using mod_python?". It would be interesting to see answers from many > users to a related question, _how_ do you use mod_python? > > A little more specifically, the various ways of using mod_python that > I have in mind (which list is very much limited by my knowledge) > include > > (1) writing custom handlers for every new project > (2) writing a universal handler which serves various unrelated > projects > (3) using the publisher handler for every project > (4) tweaking the publisher handler for every new project in > different ways > (5) using the publisher for some of the projects but writing new > handlers for others > > And of course there could be many more ways of using mod_python that > just didn't come into my mind at the moment or don't even know about > it. > > So, after all, how do you use mod_python? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://mm_cfg_has_not_been_edited_to_set_host_domains/pipermail/mod_python/attachments/20060118/59eb415e/attachment.html
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