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[Dimitri Janczak]

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 Topic: Trying to get a simple demo working - browser just hangs

Dave Marble <david...@gmail.com> Jul 19 02:13PM -0700 ^
 
Hi there,
 
I was excited to find isapi-wsgi and am trying to get a demo to run
without success.
 
Setup:
Windows 2003 Server (32-bit)
IIS 6
Activestate Python 2.6.5 (x86 32-bit build, which comes with PyWin32)
 
I installed the win32 binary distribution of isapi-wsgi 0.4.2. I
created a new site in IIS called "Test" listening on all unassigned IP
addresses (the default setting) and set the home directory to c:
\inetpub\wwwroot\test. I put a quick index.htm there to test it and
it serves fine. I then put demo_serve_from_root.py (http://
code.google.com/p/isapi-wsgi/source/browse/trunk/examples/
demo_serve_from_root.py) in that directory, renamed it to test.py, and
ran "python test.py --server=Test". The command completed
successfully, _test.dll was generated in the directory and shows up as
an allowed extension, and also as a wildcard application mapping under
the new website properties -> Home Directory -> Configuration. I did
an iisreset for good measure, opened a local browser, browsed to
http://localhost and it just hangs indefinitely.
 
To try a previous poster's suggestion, I ran "python test.py remove",
iisreset, deleted _test.py, then tried "python test.py --
server=87257621" [this is the Identifier for my new website "Test"
which can be found if you click on "Web Sites" at the root of all your
sites]. Same result as above.
 
Any ideas? Would love to get this running so I can serve some django
apps for work on our co-located IIS box.

Which account do your Application Pool  use? It needs to be able to execute the dll you created
Not doing any self-advertising but look at:
http://www.moinmo.in/DimitriJanczak
under "Install the loader for the MoinMoin WSGI Application" and adapt to the Django case.

BTW, the ISAPI-WSGI installer do not exist for the 64-bit platform. Is there any chance we get one someday? I have no time yet to finish my MoinMoin configuration for Windows 2008R2 but someday...

Dimitri.