On Wed, 14 Jan 2009 17:48:39 -0500, V S P <torea...@fastmail.fm> wrote:
Hi,
wanted to ask for some help in getting django running with
twisted webserver for my experiments.
Using Python 2.6
Twisted 8.2.0
Django 1.0.2
on windows xp for now.
I searched the documentation , most of the blog entries/etc were
in '07 about this setup. And most refer to web2 plugin for twisted
as it support for wsgi.
I looked at the web2 page on twisted matrix and it said that its
functionality will be ported back to 'web' module as they become stable.
I then browsed 'web' module subdirectory and I saw wsgi there
(and I assume this is what's needed for django).
So to shorten the story, this is what I tried:
I downloaded the example web server web.py, made sure it works
with the test file (and it does).
Then I added another 'processor' for files with extensions .wpy
root.processors = {
'.cgi': twcgi.CGIScript,
'.php3': twcgi.PHP3Script,
'.php': twcgi.PHPScript,
'.wpy': wsgi.WSGIResource,
'.epy': script.PythonScript,
'.rpy': script.ResourceScript,
'.trp': trp.ResourceUnpickler,
}
WSGIResource isn't a "processor", so you can't add it to the processors
dictionary like this.
then I created a simple django file
------------- views.wpy ------------
from django.http import HttpResponse
def hello(request):
return HttpResponse("Hello world")
--------------------------------------
I don't think HttpResponse instances are wsgi applications, nor is that
hello function.
and tried to run it. That, of course did not work,
for one because I did not create a 'resource' global.
But basically, I do not think I am going right way about it,
therefore decided to stop and ask.
Take a look at http://code.google.com/p/modwsgi/wiki/IntegrationWithDjango
which explains how to create a Django WSGI application object.
Then, take a look at
<http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/attachment/ticket/3510/t.w.wsgi-doc.diff> which
is a work-in-progress Twisted documentation
addition which explains how to serve a WSGI application using Twisted Web's
WSGI container.
Once you understand those two pieces, you should be able to combine them
and get a working Twisted Web/Django server.
Jean-Paul
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