Robert V. Phillips wrote:
> I'm going to learn Python by developing a website using Quixote
> and a postgresql database backend. I'm forming a strategy wherein
> I plan to use twisted/quixote/postgresql, and the twisted scgi code
> contributed by Matt Campbell in July 2004 on this list (to connect
> twisted and quixote) for development.
>
> For production, I'd like to deploy on
> an Apache web server (1.3.X or 2.X), so I'd like to reuse as much
> code as possible and keep web-server dependent code/configuration
> to a minimum.

Since Quixote supports SCGI directly, I am wondering why do you want to
use Twisted at all? You could just use Apache -> Quixote.

As for PostgreSQL, I've had no problems with PyPgSQL -
http://pypgsql.sourceforge.net/

Also, depending on how critical your website is going to be, I'd
recommend you just straight to Quixote 2.0 (still in alpha), to avoid
having to port your application.

Shalabh