Kris Kowal wrote:
> I started with Twisted, but, having looked as far as I can see, SSL is
> either not implemented, or not documented for that library. There are
> hints that it's in the works, but that's all. So, I've moved on.
>
> I'm using PyOpenSSL on a Debian box, and I started with the Act
On 17 Feb 2006 23:37:22 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Thanks Alex. I hadn't noticed that example. I gave it a shot and
>still have the synchronization problems. While this may be because of
>a lack of understanding of twisted threads (again, perhaps I'm just not
>looking in the right places,
Thanks Alex. I hadn't noticed that example. I gave it a shot and
still have the synchronization problems. While this may be because of
a lack of understanding of twisted threads (again, perhaps I'm just not
looking in the right places, but even the the API reference is sparse
of explanation), I
Kris Kowal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...
> I started with Twisted, but, having looked as far as I can see, SSL is
> either not implemented, or not documented for that library. There are
> hints that it's in the works, but that's all. So, I've moved on.
??? SSL is fully implemented in Twiste
Dear Ophidians,
I'm attempting to create an SSL secured, AJAX chat server. I'm moving
on the hypothesis that I'll need to hang an XMLHttpRequest response
blocking on the server until a new message is ready to be dispatched.
This means that my server must be able to handle many open SSL sockets
in
