Projects tagged ‘middleware’ and ‘python’

Python Paste helps Python web development and web application installation by providing tools for both developers and system administrators. Among other things, Python Paste includes a variety of ... [More] middleware components to develop, test, configure, and run WSGI applications. [Less]

The Qpid Project provides an open and interoperable, multiple language implementations of the Advanced Messaged Queuing Protocol (AMQP) specification and related technologies including PGM ... [More] , transaction management, queuing, distribution, security, management and heterogeneous multi-platform support for messaging. [Less]

The Swiss Army knife of Python web development debugging.

Django-flash is a simple extension to the Django framework which enables the use of the so called flash scope, first introduced by Ruby on Rails a few years ago.

Middleware for the Django framework that allows you to send tracebacks to bugtrackers or other services through the use of handlers. Helpful for keeping track of issues and avoiding the flood of error emails that most frameworks default with.

Django maintenance mode is a middleware that allows you to temporary shutdown your site and display a maintenance page for users of your site, while still being able to fully use the site yourself. ... [More] For more information please look at: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-maintenancemode/ [Less]

Current version: 0.2a5 (alpha for developers), 2007-04-12 Attention: The project has been suspended for a while. For further information contact us via the mailing list. Pycoon is a Python WSGI ... [More] web development framework which allows XML processing pipelines to handle HTTP requests based on URI pattern matching. It is similar in intention to the Apache Cocoon framework. Pycoon uses sitemap file format compatible with Apache Cocoon Sitemap 1.0. The architecture of Pycoon focuses on: Full sitemap file format compatibility with Apache Cocoon Heavy usage of WSGI modularity ideas Simplicity of deployment Optimization issues Pycoon is a WSGI middleware that dispatches requests based on Apache Cocoon sitemap logic. Data is processed by an XML pipeline composed of several WSGI applications and middleware components. An HTTP server WSGI interface and it's implementations (Pycoon front-end) are already complete. WSGI interfaces of sitemap components and implementations of them (Pycoon back-end) are in progress. Starting pointsPycoon Wiki Quick starter guide Roadmap Changelog Pycoon downloads DocumentationList of implemented features (compared with Apache Cocoon) Developer guide [Less]

IntroductionSMS middleware is a Openmoko middleware software for additional features related to SMS. Plugin architecture and Python based code gives this project lots of flexibility and ... [More] enchancebility. SMS middleware is more a framework for small SMS based application working as plugins. DocumentationInstallation PluginWritingUserguide PluginMethods SMM Plugin ideasSMS spam filters GPS position request Shell over SMS SMS forwarding Battery level request Encrypted SMS Remote calls Official Icon MoreRead more at OpenMoko wiki (coded with Wing IDE) [Less]

This application is a simple middleware and associated decorator that will add a ".mobile" attribute to your request objects, which, if True, means the requester is coming to you from a mobile phone ... [More] (cellphone), PDA, or other device that should be considered small screened, or have an underpowered browser, such as games consoles. This mostly works using a list of search strings, though there are a couple of other tricks, like detecting the presence of Opera Mini. The strings are in an easily-parseable text file, and thus can be used for other similar projects. It also includes a pretty extensive list of user agents to test against. You can see it in use on http://AmIOnAMobile.com/ and http://AmIOnACellphone.com/ [Less]

Django JITS (Just In Time Scheduler)A scheduling system for django. Instead of a traditional scheduler which has a main loop, usually in a thread, which polls for scheduled tasks this scheduler's ... [More] polls are triggered by each new request. This way scheduled events are fired as often as needed to retrieve new data that may be needed for local content adjustment without the overhead of another thread and polling loop. If you already have setuptools installed you can very simply: sudo easy_install jitsFor more in depth information on installing setuptools and jits and configuring jits for your Django project refer to InstallAndConfig. To checkout the source: svn checkout http://django-jits.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ django-jits [Less]