durusmail: quixote-users: Pipelining the async HTTP server
async HTTP server included?
2004-01-06
Graham Fawcett
2004-01-06
A.M. Kuchling
Re: async HTTP server included?
2004-01-06
Graham Fawcett
2004-01-06
David Binger
async HTTP server included?
2004-01-06
Jim Dukarm
Re: async HTTP server included?
2004-01-06
Graham Fawcett
async HTTP server included?
2004-01-07
Jim Dukarm
Re: async HTTP server included?
2004-01-07
Graham Fawcett
2004-01-07
Paul Chakravarti
2004-01-07
Graham Fawcett
2004-01-07
Graham Fawcett
2004-01-07
Graham Fawcett
2004-01-07
Etienne Posthumus
Re: Licensing
2004-01-07
A.M. Kuchling
2004-01-07
Tom Jenkins
2004-01-07
A.M. Kuchling
Pipelining the async HTTP server
2004-01-07
Graham Fawcett
2004-01-07
Etienne Posthumus
Re: Pipelining the async HTTP server
2004-01-07
Graham Fawcett
2004-01-07
Dave Kuhlman
2004-01-08
Dave Kuhlman
Re: Pipelining the async HTTP server
2004-01-08
Graham Fawcett
2004-01-08
Mark Bucciarelli
2004-01-08
A.M. Kuchling
2004-01-08
Mark Bucciarelli
2004-01-08
A.M. Kuchling
2004-01-08
Ashish Shrestha
quixote.server.medusa (Re: Pipelining the async HTTP server)
2004-01-08
Graham Fawcett
quixote.server.medusa
2004-01-08
Jim Dukarm
2004-01-12
O. Moskalenko
Re: quixote.server.medusa (Re: Pipelining the async HTTP server)
2004-01-13
Graham Fawcett
Problem with using quixote.server.medusa vs. standalone medusa
2004-01-14
O. Moskalenko
Re: Problem with using quixote.server.medusa vs. standalone medusa
2004-01-14
Graham Fawcett
Resolved! Was Re: [Quixote-users] Re: Problem with using quixote.server.medusa vs. standalone medusa
2004-01-14
O. Moskalenko
Re: Resolved! Was Re: Re: Problem with using quixote.server.medusa vs. standalone medusa
2004-01-14
Graham Fawcett
Pipelining the async HTTP server
2004-01-08
Jim Dukarm
2004-01-08
John P Speno
Re: Pipelining the async HTTP server
2004-01-08
Graham Fawcett
2004-01-08
Skip Montanaro
2004-01-06
Jim Dukarm
Re: async HTTP server included?
2004-01-06
Graham Fawcett
Pipelining the async HTTP server
Skip Montanaro
2004-01-08
    John> As of Python 2.3, BaseHTTPServer.py supports HTTP/1.1's persistant
    John> connections. I know because I stole it out of CVS before 2.3 was
    John> released to use in a Python 2.2 application and renamed it
    John> PersistantHTTPServer.py.  :-)

You might want to rename that class:

    http://www.google.com/search?q=define+persistant&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

:-)

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