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Wasp is an platform-independent HTML preprocessor. It's like PHP or ASP, except with the powerful Python language at your fingertips. Special Wasp tags enhance your HTML to allow macro expansion, file inclusion, code execution, etc. Wasp may be run in two ways. In client mode, your files are processed in a batch to produce HTML. You do not need a server or access to CGI. Powerful tags will automatically create navigation bars and index pages. In server mode, your files are processed on-the-fly through a complete CGI application framework. You get one-line cookie handling, session support, activity logging, easy form creation, file upload handling, error handling (with e-mail notification), and a remote debugging utility.
Date Added: Jun 30, 2006 Hits: 15 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0
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Webware for Python
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Webware for Python is a suite of software components for developing web-based applications that are multi-threaded, object-oriented and cached. The suite uses well known design patterns such as servlets and server pages (as found in ASP, PHP and JSP). It includes the following components: WebKit that provides Python classes for generating dynamic content from a web-based, server-side application; Python Server Page (or PSP), an HTML document with interspersed Python instructions that are interpreted to generate dynamic content, similar to PHP, ASP and JSP; CGI Wrapper, a CGI script used to execute other Python CGI scripts; WebUtils, a basic set of functions for common web related programming tasks such encoding/decoding HTML, etc.
Date Added: Jun 30, 2006 Hits: 10 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0
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