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<p>92.3.148.225: /* Python paste */</p> <hr /> <div>{{notability|date=January 2008}}<br /> '''Python Paste''', often simply called '''paste''', is a set of [[utility software|utilities]] for [[web development]] in [[Python (programming language)|Python]]. Paste has been described as &quot;a framework for [[web framework]]s&quot;[http://www.cmlenz.net/archives/2006/08/the-python-web-framework].<br /> <br /> === WSGI middleware ===<br /> <br /> To understand the function of paste it is first necessary to understand WSGI middleware.<br /> <br /> The [[WSGI]] standard is an interface that allows applications to use python code to handle HTTP requests. Python code is passed a python representation of an HTTP request by an application, and in return passes back content which will normally eventually be rendered by a web browser. This Python code is called a '''WSGI application'''. A common use for this is when a web server serves content created by python code.<br /> <br /> There are, however, other uses: '''WSGI middleware''' is python code that receives a WSGI request and then performs logic based upon this request, before passing the request on to a WSGI application or more WSGI middleware. This is analogous the function of pipes on Unix systems. Functionality provided by WSGI middleware include authentication, logging, [[url redirection]], creation of [[sessions]], and compression.<br /> <br /> === Python paste ===<br /> <br /> The Python Paste package mainly provides python modules to act as middleware. <br /> In addition to middleware, it provides a simple python webserver that can produce WSGI request and a wrapper used to pass WSGI requests to [[CGI]] applications. Paste may be understood as a set of libraries making use of the WSGI standard to provide functionality other than the direct creation of content. This is useful when one is deploying applications written in a python web framework.<br /> <br /> === Uses of Paste ===<br /> <br /> Paste is a component used in the [[Pylons_(web_framework)|Pylons]] web application framework.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> * [http://pythonpaste.org Python Paste]: official site<br /> * [http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-872784530622495809 Ben Bangert's Google Tech Talk], Sep 13, 2006<br /> {{web-software-stub}}<br /> [[Category:Python web application frameworks]]</div>

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<p>92.3.148.225: /* Uses of Paste */</p> <hr /> <div>{{notability|date=January 2008}}<br /> '''Python Paste''', often simply called '''paste''', is a set of [[utility software|utilities]] for [[web development]] in [[Python (programming language)|Python]]. Paste has been described as &quot;a framework for [[web framework]]s&quot;[http://www.cmlenz.net/archives/2006/08/the-python-web-framework].<br /> <br /> === WSGI middleware ===<br /> <br /> To understand the function of paste it is first necessary to understand WSGI middleware.<br /> <br /> The [[WSGI]] standard is an interface that allows applications to use python code to handle HTTP requests. Python code is passed a python representation of an HTTP request by an application, and in return passes back content which will normally eventually be rendered by a web browser. This Python code is called a '''WSGI application'''. A common use for this is when a web server serves content created by python code.<br /> <br /> There are, however, other uses: '''WSGI middleware''' is python code that receives a WSGI request and then performs logic based upon this request, before passing the request on to a WSGI application or more WSGI middleware. This is analogous the function of pipes on Unix systems. Functionality provided by WSGI middleware include authentication, logging, [[url redirection]], creation of [[sessions]], and compression.<br /> <br /> === Python paste ===<br /> <br /> The Python Paste package mainly provides python modules to act as middleware. <br /> In addition to middleware, it provides a simple python webserver that can produce WSGI request and a wrapper used to pass WSGI requests to [[CGI]] applications. Paste may be understood as a set of libraries making use of the WSGI standard to provide functionality other than the direct creation of content.<br /> <br /> === Uses of Paste ===<br /> <br /> Paste is a component used in the [[Pylons_(web_framework)|Pylons]] web application framework.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> * [http://pythonpaste.org Python Paste]: official site<br /> * [http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-872784530622495809 Ben Bangert's Google Tech Talk], Sep 13, 2006<br /> {{web-software-stub}}<br /> [[Category:Python web application frameworks]]</div>

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<p>92.3.148.225: /* WSGI middleware */ grammatically clarification</p> <hr /> <div>{{notability|date=January 2008}}<br /> '''Python Paste''', often simply called '''paste''', is a set of [[utility software|utilities]] for [[web development]] in [[Python (programming language)|Python]]. Paste has been described as &quot;a framework for [[web framework]]s&quot;[http://www.cmlenz.net/archives/2006/08/the-python-web-framework].<br /> <br /> === WSGI middleware ===<br /> <br /> To understand the function of paste it is first necessary to understand WSGI middleware.<br /> <br /> The [[WSGI]] standard is an interface that allows applications to use python code to handle HTTP requests. Python code is passed a python representation of an HTTP request by an application, and in return passes back content which will normally eventually be rendered by a web browser. This Python code is called a '''WSGI application'''. A common use for this is when a web server serves content created by python code.<br /> <br /> There are, however, other uses: '''WSGI middleware''' is python code that receives a WSGI request and then performs logic based upon this request, before passing the request on to a WSGI application or more WSGI middleware. This is analogous the function of pipes on Unix systems. Functionality provided by WSGI middleware include authentication, logging, [[url redirection]], creation of [[sessions]], and compression.<br /> <br /> === Python paste ===<br /> <br /> The Python Paste package mainly provides python modules to act as middleware. <br /> In addition to middleware, it provides a simple python webserver that can produce WSGI request and a wrapper used to pass WSGI requests to [[CGI]] applications. Paste may be understood as a set of libraries making use of the WSGI standard to provide functionality other than the direct creation of content.<br /> <br /> === Uses of Paste ===<br /> <br /> Paste is a component used in the [[Pylons_(web_framework)|Pylons]] web application framework.<br /> <br /> The paste utilities allow developers to install and integrate [[web application]]s easily, even when based on different frameworks and server environments (e.g. [[SCGI]], [[FastCGI]], or [[Web Server Gateway Interface|WSGI]]). <br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> * [http://pythonpaste.org Python Paste]: official site<br /> * [http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-872784530622495809 Ben Bangert's Google Tech Talk], Sep 13, 2006<br /> {{web-software-stub}}<br /> [[Category:Python web application frameworks]]</div>

92.3.148.225 https://ideawaza.com/index.php?title=Python_Paste&diff=84186 2008-04-13T00:35:59Z

<p>92.3.148.225: added a description of wsgi middelware and a more detailed description of paste</p> <hr /> <div>{{notability|date=January 2008}}<br /> '''Python Paste''', often simply called '''paste''', is a set of [[utility software|utilities]] for [[web development]] in [[Python (programming language)|Python]]. Paste has been described as &quot;a framework for [[web framework]]s&quot;[http://www.cmlenz.net/archives/2006/08/the-python-web-framework].<br /> <br /> === WSGI middleware ===<br /> <br /> To understand the function of paste it is first necessary to understand WSGI middleware.<br /> <br /> The [[WSGI]] standard is an interface that allows applications to use python code to handle HTTP requests. Python code is passed a python representation of an HTTP request by an application, and in return passes back content which will normally eventually be rendered by the browser. This Python code is called a '''WSGI application'''. A common use for this is when a web server serves content created by python code.<br /> <br /> There are, however, other uses: '''WSGI middleware''' is python code that receives a WSGI request and then performs logic based upon this request, before passing the request on to a WSGI application or more WSGI middleware. This is analogous the function of pipes on Unix systems. Functionality provided by WSGI middleware include authentication, logging, [[url redirection]], creation of [[sessions]], and compression.<br /> <br /> === Python paste ===<br /> <br /> The Python Paste package mainly provides python modules to act as middleware. <br /> In addition to middleware, it provides a simple python webserver that can produce WSGI request and a wrapper used to pass WSGI requests to [[CGI]] applications. Paste may be understood as a set of libraries making use of the WSGI standard to provide functionality other than the direct creation of content.<br /> <br /> === Uses of Paste ===<br /> <br /> Paste is a component used in the [[Pylons_(web_framework)|Pylons]] web application framework.<br /> <br /> The paste utilities allow developers to install and integrate [[web application]]s easily, even when based on different frameworks and server environments (e.g. [[SCGI]], [[FastCGI]], or [[Web Server Gateway Interface|WSGI]]). <br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> * [http://pythonpaste.org Python Paste]: official site<br /> * [http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-872784530622495809 Ben Bangert's Google Tech Talk], Sep 13, 2006<br /> {{web-software-stub}}<br /> [[Category:Python web application frameworks]]</div>

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