Hello fellow twisters, This is a question (albeit a long one) directed at twisted.web and resource. The project: I would like to serve a dynamic website using the twisted web server. I understand that the webserver's 'root' directory can be set at a file? I may have a misunderstanding of the code and docs but if so, feel free to set me straight. The website (not real): http://www.mywebsite.com/ This is the root of the site, which is in reality a erm..rpy? program? Which means that there are _no_ static pages at all. And no other 'file' - everything goes through that .rpy file. (or whatever else I should be using) In a browser, entering this would get a dynamically 'constructed' page which is in fact: myobject.index() From here on, something like: http://www.mywebsite.com/projects/project_ako would actually be (in the code) something like: myobject.projects["project_ako"].index(myvar=None) which returns an html page suitable for the browser's consumption. On the other hand this: http://www.mywebsite.com/projects/project_ako?myvar=bold (for http GET. POST should be handled as well...how? I am guessing the request object?) Would call: myobject.projects["project_ako"].index(myvar='bold') Any other subobject of project_ako would 'call' a method on that object. So for: http://www.mywebsite.com/projects/project_ako/getSize Would call: myobject.projects["project_ako"].getSize() The return value being sent back to the browser. Calls to non-existing methods get a "No such method or object" error returned - formatted, of course. The question is of course, how do you differentiate between an object and a method? This is done by the application itself. It would check to see if that object has a method with that name, if not check to see if it has a child object with that name. Else return error. The thing is, I know I need to use twisted.web.resource but I'm not sure _how_. How does this fit in with the .rpy file? I think I need to create my modules and classes and then create an .rpy which acts as the erm..'interface' to the modules and classes. Could someone give me some hints and tips? Conceptually, it's quite simple but I can't seem to figure out how to do it with twisted...Anyway, thanks for any help, in advance. -- Regards, Mukhsein Johari