spyce v1.1.29

[Rimon Barr]

Most important changes since last posting (v1.1.22)
 - should now work on every python version from 1.5.2 and up
   (Python 2.1 and up recommended, for nested_scoping).
 - bug fixes to file-based session handler
 - -O switch added to handle multiple files
 - Windows installer
 - improved line compaction algorithm
 - fcgi implemented on Windows too (Apache 2.0 mod_fcgi expected soon)
 - cgi stdout forced to binary mode on Windows
 - documenation reorganized and split up onto multiple pages
 - live examples on sourceforge
 - lots of other minor improvements

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SPYCE - Server Python Pages

SPYCE is a webserver plugin that supports simple and efficient
Python-based dynamic HTML scripting. Those who like Python and are
familiar with JSP, or PHP, or ASP, should have a look at this engine. It
allows one to generate dynamic HTML content just as easily, using Python
for the dynamic parts. Its modular design makes it very flexible and
extensible. It supports FastCGI, CGI and mod_python to plugin into Apache
and most other webservers. It can also be used as a command-line utility
for HTML pre-processing.

v1.1.29 released on 16 July 2002.

Get it at:
  http://spyce.sourceforge.net
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Partial change log:

v1.1.29
  documentation split up
  rpm is now noarch

v1.1.28
  include.dump() now has binary option
  stdout changed to binary mode on windows for cgi purposes
  fixed session_dir handler bug on windows

v1.1.27
  fcgi implemented on windows too
  windows installer

v1.1.26
  fixed - nasty bug with the new module behaviour
  small improvements to documentation and examples
  improved request.uri() function

v1.1.25
  fixed - fcgi module broke on windows

v1.1.24
  line compaction improved
  module behaviour on include.spyce() defined

v1.1.23
  lots of changes so that: it works on Python 1.5.2 now too!
  file-based session handler now uses pid, and file locks
  live examples on sourceforge

v1.1.22
  fixed Python v2.1.1-related bugs.
  improved installation process and documentation
  rpm more likely to succeed - uses fcgi or drops back to cgi
  no longer mod_python based by default
...

Enjoy,
Rimon.
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 * Rimon Barr       Ph.D. candidate, Computer Science, Cornell University
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 |
 | Understanding is a kind of ecstasy.
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