Well, with your first post you managed to get a very unclear picture of what you mean by "non-content oriented Web Application" ;-)
Judging from your following posts, you want an easy way to construct Web interfaces, i.e. forms. This can be done with any Web framework, but a typical Web framework provides a lots of content-related functionality you don't want. For instance you could use Plone for your task, but you would waste 99% of its functionality and it would be absolutely overkill. If I had to write a Web application such as Webmin, for instance, i.e. one that use a Web interface to manage other applications, I would use Quixote as my Web framework of choice. Its key points are simplicity and the fact that it provides *very little*. Just the form library would be enough for you. Since the different part of Quixote are well separated, the learning curve is really really small. It also takes a little time to evaluate it. I suggest you to give a look at it. Michele Simionato -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list