On Mon, Sep 20, 2004 at 11:07:55AM +0200, Ruben Decrop wrote:
> - Concerning session.has_info(). What is the use of it?

We find it's convenient to always create an in-memory session.  That
makes code that needs to access the session simpler.  The session is
only saved if has_info() is true.  There are other possible designs
so always returning true is perfectly okay.

> - Is there a Windows production environment for Quixote? Plain CGI is
> not an option, mod_scgi does not compile on windows because it uses
> apxs, mod_fastcgi runs on Windows but the fcgi.py does not, Medusa is
> not really a production environment, nsapi/isapi are not supported, ...
> Are there plans to develop a fastcgi program or an isapi script in C
> which embeds Python script that creates the Publisher instance, or to
> make mod_scgi ported to Windows?

mod_fastcgi did work at one time.  What problem are you having with
fcgi.py?

  Neil