> > The problem with using Pylons as a web-framework on top of it comes
> > from the fact that some parts of Pylons (beaker, routes) rely on the
> > python threading libraries for things like locking and thread locals.
> > Thus there is a hard coded assumption that pylons apps will always be
> >
> The problem with using Pylons as a web-framework on top of it comes
> from the fact that some parts of Pylons (beaker, routes) rely on the
> python threading libraries for things like locking and thread locals.
> Thus there is a hard coded assumption that pylons apps will always be
> deployed in
Hi Henk. Haven't had a good chance to look at your project yet. Always
interested in new wsgi implementations. Sounds interesting what you
are doing. Recommend you jump on #repoze irc to talk about this. You
will normally find a great group with plenty expertise to talk about
this sort of
