Russell Turpin <rturpin at do.not.use> wrote: >I seem to remember seeing something recently about support >for HTML embedded Python. Not Zope, but something simpler. >But I could be confused -- that corner of my cranium seems >to have cobwebs. Can anyone give me a pointer? If you have cobwebs you may need Wasp. Wasp is an platform-independent open-source HTML preprocessor written in Python which provides an organised way of designing and programming a web application. Template files containing powerful Wasp tags may be easily customized through plug-in Python modules. It's just been updated with a cookie and session module, so you can now easily write web apps that maintain state. I haven't got around to announcing that yet, though I guess I just did. <grin> Wasp is available at: http://www.execulink.com/~robin/wasp/readme.html Of course there are lots of alternatives since Python makes it (relatively) easy to write such tools. ----- robin robin at illusionsexeculink.com media artist / remove illusions to reply information architect www.execulink.com/~robin/ Isolation tank paves way to execute an attack.
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