Python and Zope

[Oleg Broytmann]

On Tue, Sep 11, 2001 at 08:33:52AM +0000, Tim Hammerquist wrote:
> I don't remember persistence of DB connections being mentioned in the
> CGI spec.  I don't believe databases are mentioned at all.

   And this is the main point of this discussion - Zope has many advantages
over Apache modules. Short resume: Zope is a *server* with ability to
manage persistent DB connections; Zope is *integrated* server with
templates, security, ODB, through-the-web interface, indexing/searching;
Zope is *object-publisher* with powerful mechanisms (notably
*acquisition*); Zope is component-based with such wonderful components as
ZServer, ZPublisher, ZODB, DTML and ZPT, ZCatalog; Zope is
*object-oriented* and provides developers with well-defined APIs and
objects (classes).

Oleg.
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