We're developing a fairly major Web-based application using Python for CGI. All of the business logic is isolated in a C++ DLL (~300k) which is wrapped by a Python module (~100k--and counting). Importing this module for every CGI call is getting expensive, so I'd like to embed Python in Apache. I've seen references to mod_python and mod_snake but can't get any clear indication as to their Windows compatibility. A couple of other factors: we're developing on Windows (because it's easy and cheap ;) but hope to deploy on Unix, probably Solaris. Also, we aren't planning on going into production until the summer (July that is--don't want to be guilty of hemispheric discrimination!) by which time Apache 2.0 will hopefully be out of beta. Hence I can accept short-term stability issues for better longer-term performance and portability. Recommendations?
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