[mod_python] Good example site with py, psp, and structure

With what will be possible in mod_python 3.3, I don't necessarily
think it is a good example of how to do things, but have you looked
at the example on the mod_python web site at:

   http://www.modpython.org/examples/

Graham

On 20/09/2006, at 8:32 PM, durumdara wrote:

> Hi !
>
> I want to understand the modpy technics, to I create good structure  
> for my new modpy site. An example needed.
>
> I used PHP, Zope, CGI before this project.
>
> If I understand it good, I can specify one handler script for one  
> directory.
> Anywhere, where I specify a handler, the handler script working for  
> all .py (both for existing and not existing).
> So if I need a centralized web application, I need to import a  
> shared module that helps me to start and finish to handle the  
> process (example:  pre - collect the important informations, make  
> global variables, open the db connections, open the session datas;  
> post - save the session if need, close the db connection, drop the  
> content if we have redirection, etc.). I thinking good ?
>
> 1.)
> But I need to protect some area in the htdocs (restricted area).  
> How to I force it ? (auth module ?). I need to define to every dir  
> I used (httpd.conf) ?
>
> 2.)
> In Zope the header/footer objects used for handle the pre/post  
> actions, and the zpts/scripts used for make the content of the page.
> Is better to I use psp-s that call pre/post scripts, or is better  
> if I use py scripts, and they are get psp-s I need ?
>
> 3.)
> How to avoid to user type any .py to browser's address textbox, and  
> get same result that handler present ?
> Example: I use main.py for handle requests. The address is:  
> www.foo.hu/main.py.
> The user can type www.foo.hu/sux.py, and get same result !
>
> 4.)
> How to prevent the .py extension showing in the browser ?
> To I see (can type):
> www.foo.hu/
> or
> www.foo.hu/index
> not
> www.foo.hu/index.py.
> I want to protect my site - if anyone see it, he/she don't know,  
> what engine I used.
>
>
> Thanks for your answers:
> dd
>
>
>
>
>
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