Christian Wyglendowski wrote:
> On 5/25/07, Scott Chapman <scott_list mischko.com> wrote:
> > It appears from my limited look so far at WSGI
that you
> > have to get modules to do everything (i.e.
paste.translogger
> > for logging) and you end up gluing a bunch of
stuff together
> > that CP already supplies.
>
> Yes, WSGI itself is really something that the
application developer
> shouldn't have to deal with on a high level. It is
useful for
> framework/tool authors though.
Yeah, and currently that "gluing" isn't well built
out. Discovery and
integration of various WSGI modules are all ad-hoc. Plus, I
don't think
there's a clean way yet for developers/deployers to express
the graph of
WSGI modules used for a given app or site. I've thought
about porting
http://search.cpan.org/dist/Tree-Parser/lib/Tree/Parse
r.pm to Python for
this purpose. That wouldn't allow recursive graphs, but
those should be
few in the real world. I can't decide if the 95% solution is
worth it.
Robert Brewer
System Architect
Amor Ministries
fumanchu amor.org
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