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Mod python

mod_python is an Apache HTTP Server module that integrates the Python programming language with the server. It is intended to provide a Python… 
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2017
2017
Python and the Web
This chapter tackles some aspects of web programming with Python. This is a really vast area, but I’ve selected three main topics… 
2016
2016
Ah acabáramos…mod_python efectivamente es un módulo de apache …
2010
2010
Methods of statistical evaluation of data from long-term measurements of soil temperature profile using open-source tools
This paper describes the statistical evaluation of collected data from measuring the temperature of the soil profile to determine… 
2010
2010
Development of DAQ-Middleware
DAQ-Middleware is a software framework of network-distributed DAQ system based on Robot Technology Middleware, which is an… 
2010
2010
Django デプロイ メモ
Django デプロイ メモ 動作環境 Apache + mod_python パッケージ Apache mod_python バージョン 2.x 3.x 備考 参考資料 Apache と mod_python で Django を動かす - Django… 
2009
2009
Development of web database application framework based on open source
The main project target is development of web database application framework. The project contains analysis of requirements and… 
2009
2009
Instalar mod_python para Apache 2.2
2009
2009
mod_python + Python 2.6 en CentOS
2008
2008
Enterprise logon server for domain wide web-based applications
A growing body of Web-based applications within an educational organization demands a simple and robust Web logon service. Most… 
2004
2004
Pensando en Python (III): 3 en raya en la web
Dada la popularidad de Internet, el desarrollo de aplicaciones con interfaz web, agnósticas de la plataforma donde se ejecute el… 
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