Hi,

is there some place with instructions how to host the sage notebook on
my own server, including security etc.? I found this so far:

http://wiki.sagemath.org/DanDrake/JustEnoughSageServer

I want to host a C++ finite element library that we are developing[1]
on the web, using Python (resp. Cython) for people to play with, so
that they don't have to download and fiddle with installation and
dependencies and setup. So I need a Python shell and images, 2D are
ok, but maybe I can even find ways to hook it to the 3D plotting.

I hate preparsing, e.g. 1 returning Integer(1), so I was living with a
feeling that sage notebook is too much hooked into sage, but I just
realized that if I turn the Python mode in, I can use it as a Python
shell, with tab-completion and everything. So that's really cool. And
I can host sympy or anything else I want in there the same way.

Another option is to use knoboo, but I think that currently sage
notebook is more usable[2].

Yet another option is to use ipython web frontend, but I am not sure
about it's current status, I'll ask on the ipython list.

Ondrej

[1] http://hpfem.math.unr.edu/hermes/
[2] 
http://groups.google.com/group/knoboo-devel/browse_thread/thread/7e034c11b6b46338

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