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Martijn Moeling
martijn at xs4us.nu
Mon Mar 1 12:58:09 EST 2010
Lu/Ruben and others. Some things I am working on... I have set up a SourceForge project called "mptomwsgi" and it can be found on http://mptomwsgi.sourceforge.net Please be patient, it has a CVS but no code uploaded yet. I have to do some work on the Session.Py since I forgot to mention I use SQLAclhemy and my mptomwsgi version is using that. The nice thing about SQLAlchemy (Database to Object mapper) is that it works on any Python DBAPI compatibe database. I have a MySQL Session object added to the original version too but that one is dependent on MP for now, I have to merge the two. At this point I have a seemingly good working Req object, with support for register_cleanup. I have no real Python package yet, and this adapter CANNOT be installed when Mod_Python is on the system since you will have to copy the files to the: python/site-packages/mod_python directory (for code compatibility) you will get a sample index.wsgi and there you will have to do: import your_original_module_with_handler as app. Can you (Lu/Ruben) send me a message with what parts of MP you use and what OS you are on so I can work out what I have to do to help you with reasonable documentation? Some hints: Authentication stuff from mod_python.util like fieldstorage (which might just work, I just do not know at the moment) Are you using SQLAlchemy? etc. Be aware that I do not have looked into publisher (never ever used it), I have to bother Graham with that but for now I will not support that. Updates will follow soon! Martijn On Mar 1, 2010, at 10:18 AM, Lu wrote: > Great! > Thanks for your time, > luca > > On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 12:29 AM, Martijn Moeling <martijn at xs4us.nu> wrote: > Please give me some time to build instructions and a zip file, I'm extremely busy until next wednesday, I hope i can find the time to get it done in between! > > On Feb 25, 2010, at 12:08 PM, Lu wrote: > >> I have written an adapter for mod_wsgi which is code compatible for Mod_python programs. >> My mod_python CMS runs now on top of mod_wsgi without any changes to the code. >> >> It is really small and consists of one index.wsgi to created the req object and call the handler and a "fake" python package for the apache.py, Session.Py, Cookie.py etc. (I did need to change some stuff in there) >> I did this for my own use since I like the Req object and to pass it around, so my code is very dependent on MP. I have completely turned over Session.Py for my own session management which stores in MySQL and has License stuff etc. >> >> I consider it Beta since I am the only one running it and do not touch all the code. >> >> This code is free to use by anybody (Be aware it should be GPL or so). At the moment there is no CVS or License simply because I do not have the time to set stuff like that up (never did that before). I just started coding Python with Eclipse and Pydev as preparation on starting CVS use. >> >> Drop me an email if u r interested I'll help you out using email/MSN Messenger/Skype etc >> >> Hi Martijn, >> I'm interested in your code, can you please sent to me a copy ? >> thanks, >> luca > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://mm_cfg_has_not_been_edited_to_set_host_domains/pipermail/mod_python/attachments/20100301/fed92cee/attachment.html
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