running wsgi app with paver serve ?
Rick Harding
was good, but I really wanted --reload so figured I'd try to get the
little test app going with paster serve. I can't seem to figure out
what to the 'use' in the config should be to point it to the
application. With the wsgi simple_server it's pretty easy.
To test this out I just setup a hello.py with a single method
'application()' that is the wsgi app. I tried to move the wsgi_app
into a module, but then I get errors from paster on it wanting a new
.ini file in the module for config.
Does anyone have a sample app layout/paster config they can share?
Everything I can find is full framework TG/Django and the docs make it
seem like I'm missing some standard way to setting up wsgi apps on the
code side so the config works ootb.
Thanks
Rick
Rick Harding
> I'm trying to play around with a wsgi starter app. The meeting on it
> was good, but I really wanted --reload so figured I'd try to get the
> little test app going with paster serve.
Just a quick correction, sorry for the typo in the title, meant paster
serve.
Rick
Justin Driscoll
Rick Harding
>
> I believe the following is what you are looking for.
>
> paster serve --reload
>
> Werkzeug is what I use most of the time, but you could look at the
> pylons docs if you want, it might help you out a bunch too.
>
That's the command I'm trying to get to work, but the issue I'm having
is the proper PasteDeploy config .ini file with the correct
[app:main]
use=xxxx
param to just call a method as the wsgi application entry point. When
using the wsgi.simple_server you can specify the method, but I don't
see how to get this with the 'paster serve' command.
Rick
Zenom
never use paster by itself, so it wont help.
Pylons uses paster as a wsgi server so their docs might help for you
in that regard.
Otherwise there is also Werkzeug with a simple app tutorial and
CherryPy (not sure if it is still updated or not).