Comments on: zope.paste – wsgi applications in zope 3 using paste.deploy http://blog.sidneidasilva.com/2006/01/25/zopepaste-wsgi-applications-in-zope-3-using-pastedeploy/ Mon, 14 Feb 2011 05:53:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Philipp von Weitershausen http://blog.sidneidasilva.com/2006/01/25/zopepaste-wsgi-applications-in-zope-3-using-pastedeploy/#comment-156 Mon, 06 Feb 2006 08:16:49 +0000 http://omsg.wordpress.com/2006/01/25/zopepaste-wsgi-applications-in-zope-3-using-pastedeploy/#comment-156 WSGI and Paste rock — if they can cope with complex apps
WSGI and Paste rock. It’s definitely time that Python catches up with Java wrt making the app server independent of the web server. What I like about WSGI and Paste is how light-weight they are (Paste Deploy is so simple, its documentation tricked me into believing it was something totally complicated).

The only thing that we need to make sure is that WSGI and Paste will be able to handle complex requirements that large frameworks such as Zope have: logging, other protocols, etc.

Lastly a minor nitpick: The zcml:condition attribute doesn’t need to be on a <configure /> element. It can be on any element and it’s evaluated before anything else. Therefore, the two utility directives above can simply read::

<utility
zcml:condition="have zserver"
name="Paste.Main"
component="._server.http"
provides="zope.app.server.servertype.IServerType"
/>
<utility
zcml:condition="have twisted"
name="Paste.Main"
component="._twisted.http"
provides="zope.app.twisted.interfaces.IServerType"
/>

Perhaps I should just check it into the SVN :).

]]> By: Paul Everitt http://blog.sidneidasilva.com/2006/01/25/zopepaste-wsgi-applications-in-zope-3-using-pastedeploy/#comment-155 Thu, 26 Jan 2006 11:31:25 +0000 http://omsg.wordpress.com/2006/01/25/zopepaste-wsgi-applications-in-zope-3-using-pastedeploy/#comment-155 Very good writeup
Thanks for taking the time to do this writeup, Sidnei. There aren’t that many docs out there on how do do WSGI things. This page, by saying in detail the step-by-step things to do, helps folks like me get started. Of course, the XSLT part is a honeypot to which I’m lured in. [wink]

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