[Web-SIG] Re: WSGIKit and frameworks

[michael bayer]

my particular confusion, and this may very well be because i am not  
digging in heartfully enough into the docs, is that the main example is  
very much bonded to using Webware and Zope templates, and since I am  
unfamiliar with those it is very difficult for me to see what parts of  
the example are specific to Webware/Zope and which are strictly part of  
WSGIKit (and therefore, the targets I would need to mold my own  
application to).

but if I may ask one super-boneheaded question, im sure its entirely  
RTFM-worthy, when I look inside the example .py files underneath  
wsgikit/app_templates/webkit_zpt/, what am I seeing with variables like  
$app_name and ${app_name}, although underneath /examples/todo_sql/web/  
they seem to be filled in.  is that like "your code goes here" type of  
thing, or is there some script processing that ?


On Apr 17, 2005, at 3:46 PM, Ian Bicking wrote:

> Peter Hunt wrote:
>> Ian: does it support plugging in a custom WSGI application yet?
>
> Kind of.  If you make a module with an application called  
> "application", and put it in, say, /www/myapp/index.py, and set  
> "webkit_dir='/www/myapp'" then it should work.
>
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