Discussions - aspen-users

	Lindsay Lohan Hot Interview
	Lindsay gets interview wearing a low cut purple dress! [link] By ricardaddisonsk17 - Sep 8 - 1 new of 1 message

	Angelina Jolie Getting It O
	She likes it rough! [link] By falesginnieparsippany - Sep 8 - 1 new of 1 message

	Pam Anderson See Through
	Hard to believe someone would walk out of the house wearing that! [link] By mcgowancaden2484 - Sep 6 - 1 new of 1 message

	Jessica Simpson Boots
	Jessica Simpson soaps up and washes a car while wearing a skimpy pink bikini! [link] By cayleyefi10 - Sep 6 - 1 new of 1 message

	The execution time of the "import section" of a Simplate
	From the docs: "... the first is exec'd when the simplate is first loaded, and the namespace it populates is saved for all subsequent invocations of this simplate." Does it only get executed once then? But in my sites it is getting executed every time. I set a trace to verify this.... more » By rtelep - Aug 16 - 2 new of 2 messages

	Aspen in Windows
	Ben, Need more info. What is the actual command you're giving in the windows shell? chad By Chad Whitacre - Mar 24 - 1 new of 1 message

aspen handling of form post

Hi, I'm interested in using aspen as a configuration interface... where aspen serves an HTML form, pre-populated based on the contents of a configuration file. I would like the values to be adjustable by the users who could then post the page back to aspen. Finally i would like aspen to do some sanity checks on the data that was submitted and... more »

By infotek - Mar 15 - 2 new of 2 messages

	Aspen 0.8: Introducing Simplates
	Greetings, program! I'm happy to announce version 0.8 of Aspen, a Python webserver. This version introduces "simplates," which bring Python and web templating as close as possible without actually mixing them. You'll find a 3-minute intro video plus docs and downloads here: [link]... more » By Chad Whitacre - Dec 24 2007 - 6 new of 6 messages

	Is this possible to have "two roots" to be served by Aspen?
	Hi Chad: I have configured the next file system: c:\os\ c:\os\__ c:\os\webapp (which contains python applications) c:\os\data (which contains Sqlite databases, static files, etc.) Is this possible to say Aspen that the root application is in c:\os \webapp and data can be recovered / saved into c:\os\data? i.e. when... more » By asker - Aug 27 2007 - 3 new of 3 messages

	Aspen vs Apache/mod_wsgi
	1) Is there any bechmark to comparing the performance between Apache with mod_wsgi and Aspen? It would be very insteresting to have any benchamrk using any Django/TurboGears application. 2) Is Aspen ready to scale? By Jonas - Aug 11 2007 - 16 new of 16 messages