Framework recommendations for web service?
Ivan Ven Osdel
ivan at datasyncorp.com
Wed Jul 16 14:40:56 EDT 2008
>What we *do* need is a lightweight, simple framework that will allow
>us to create a RESTful interface and throw code together fast. We'll
>probably go with SQLObject (unless we can extract the ORM from django
>- lazy evaluation would be very useful), and we're just looking for
>something fast and light to sit between that and the thrift interfaces
>we'll create.
>
>So, can anyone suggest a lightweight python framework which just does
>the essentials?
Have you looked at CherryPy? It's very simple to get up and running and can be changed to go through Apache if you need it to be fast.
I don't think RESTful interfaces are built in but I know people have succesfully built RESTful apps on top of CherryPy. Also plans for REST in CherryPy 3 look promising. Here is a post I ran across from one of the contributers.
"Hey there,
CherryPy 3 is currently under brainstorming before being first draft. There some feature we do want such as the ability to change the URL dispatching at will depending on what is required for a given application.
One dispatching rule I do want is the one based on HTTP verbs. So it might take a few months to get there but eventually it will be a built-in :)
- Sylvain"
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Ivan Ven Osdel
Senior Software Engineer
http://datasyncsuite.com
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