Tag Archive for 'wsgi'

bobo & GAE

A blueprint on how to setup a new GAE project and run a basic bobo application on top of it.
First download and install the Google App Engine SDK, here is a Tutorial to get you started.
Next create an new package bobo_project. Inside bobo_project add an __init__.py file with empty contents.
# a […]

Mixed Notes

I recently switched to using Grok with Cygwin on Windows based PCs - once you’ve got the Cygwin parts in place there is no problem to get Grok compiled with Python2.4 or Python2.5. Application startup is 10-20% faster btw. Integration with Eclipse is smooth, as you use the shell from Cygwin (buildout, paster, zopectl) and […]

Grok without ZODB, WSGI based

When Google released its appengine SDK this Monday i started to explore a potential integration with Grok immediately. There are several problems that need to be solved, but i’m confident that the zope3 libs will be used with appengine apps in the future.
When tinkering with Grok/appengine i wanted at one point to rip off the […]

Zope3 and WSGI integration

Zope3 app server now provides a WSGI application object (see zope.app.wsgi for details on its implementation) which can be easily integrated with existing WSGI servers.
Let’s take for example wsgiref - the WSGI server reference implementation - and combine it with an existing Zope3 checkout (you will need to adjust the setup when running from an […]


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