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Mark Hammond
Phillip Frantz has contributed a very cool ISAPI (IIS extension)
framework that I have been extending, and hope to include in later
pywin32 builds. It supports both ISAPI extensions and filters.
Along with this ISAPI extension is a Python framework that implements
mod_python like functionality in IIS. This means it is a "server
independent" framework for embedding Python in either Apache or IIS (and
also means the framework itself is not Windows specific, even though the
ISAPI extension itself is)
At the moment I'm interested in people who would like to play with early
versions of it, and offer feedback about the configuration and extension
mechanisms employed. Ideally, I would love people experienced with
Apache and mod_python, and *also* IIS, so feedback on the framework can
also be offered. My experience with Python inside web servers is fairly
limited, so I need all the advice I can get.
If you fit this category and have a little time to play, please drop me
a line by email.
Thanks,
Mark.
framework that I have been extending, and hope to include in later
pywin32 builds. It supports both ISAPI extensions and filters.
Along with this ISAPI extension is a Python framework that implements
mod_python like functionality in IIS. This means it is a "server
independent" framework for embedding Python in either Apache or IIS (and
also means the framework itself is not Windows specific, even though the
ISAPI extension itself is)
At the moment I'm interested in people who would like to play with early
versions of it, and offer feedback about the configuration and extension
mechanisms employed. Ideally, I would love people experienced with
Apache and mod_python, and *also* IIS, so feedback on the framework can
also be offered. My experience with Python inside web servers is fairly
limited, so I need all the advice I can get.
If you fit this category and have a little time to play, please drop me
a line by email.
Thanks,
Mark.