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- Subject: Re: Library for off-system
- From: Xico leite <xxleite@...>
- Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2010 14:08:05 -0300
plugin like lighttpd has, ill atach the "persistence database" and
"off-system library" on server process, so plugin will be a lua
metaclasse that will be loaded into server process...
cgi ... well when i ask on kepler list about it, they said that lua
pages runs under cgi...have u already take a look at server variables
response?
well, i create a "lp" global var that have some methods like
"lp.header( name,value ), lp.cookie( ... ), lp.write( ... ),
lp.vars['??'] lp.req['??']" all pages need a header, cookie, something
to display, server variables and request variables ...
2010/3/18 Sam Roberts <vieuxtech@gmail.com>:
> On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 9:34 AM, Xico leite <xxleite@gmail.com> wrote:
>> well, thanks for all responses ...
>> first, sorry for my poor english....
>>
>> Why another web server?:
>> Xavante is a good one but its not extensible and doesnt support
>
> Don't know about extensible. Or what you mean by plugin.
>
>> plugins and also uses cgi gateway, come on cgi is slow!
>
> But I'm confused by this. It uses wsapi to talk to its apps, like
> sputnik, where does CGI come into this?
>
>> So, im working in a very simple but configurable server who runs over
>> luasocket and copas.
>
> If it implements the server side of wsapi, then it can host existing apps.
>
> Sam
>