If this is *really* the functionality that you want, again, this is far more similar to the traversal semantics of Zope or Quixote. Twisted has taken a far more explicit tack, where there is a specific api that your objects must implement to provide object-publishing functionality.
Well, to tell the truth, I've decided that I don't really want this Zope-like functionality after all. What I do want to understand, though is how stuff works. The docs are too sparse and I cannot understand how things all work together. Specifically, I'm interested to know how to build a custom webserver using twisted that does not serve any files at all. And does not publish objects like zope. The build your own server with twisted doc is not enough somehow. It'd be nice if a tutorial used http as an example. How do you use all those classes and modules? (twisted.web.server, twisted.internet.reactor)? The example Donovan gave (for my earlier post) did not give me much insight into how to use these modules and classes. I just know it's some really easy answer but...I'm still lost. How does twisted implement http? wrt the Basic/Simple/CGIHTTPServer modules in the python disrto. I remember there was some docs about this but I cannot remember where! It's not in the Twisted distro (that I could find anyway). -- Regards, Mukhsein Johari