HTML embeded with python

[D-Man]

This is a very popular subject lately,  check the archives to see how
many threads there have been over the last couple of days.

Try Poor Man's Zope (http://pmz.sourceforge.net) or PyHTML (check the
announce list archives, posted by Jeff Epler).  Another choice is PSP
[Python Server Pages] which is on sourceforge (maybe
http://psp.sourceforge.net).  PSP has the limitation that the "psp"
pages must reside in the Document Root (ie /var/www , not
~*/public_html).

I like the PyHTML syntax the best,  it's the most Pythonic too.  I
will install it sometime.

-D

On Thu, Jan 11, 2001 at 12:53:22PM +1000, Derek Lavine wrote:
| Hi all,
| 
| I am very new to python, in fact I have only just picked up my first 
| book. I am thinking of using python for web apps and was just wondering 
| if there are any modules out there that make it possible to embed python 
| in the HTML pages so that one can easily build web pages based on the 
| result of database queries and things like that.
| 
| I have used coldFusion quite a bit and it of course makes this sort of 
| thing very easy. I know there are solutions of this type in perl but 
| since I am keen to use python in this context (initially as a means to 
| get acquainted with the language) I thought I would ask them that are in 
| the know.
| 
| Thanks for any pointers or suggestions
| 
| Derek
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