A framework for WebProgramming.

Masthead

URL

http://spyce.sf.net

version

2.1.3 (2006-11-17)

licence

OSI approved licence - open source. (See http://sourceforge.net/projects/spyce/files/spyce/ )

platforms
Spyce should work on most platforms.
Python versions
2.3 or later.

Deployment Platforms

Suitability

The deployment of applications using CGI is usually permitted in all but the most restrictive hosting environments. The use of mod_python may be more appropriate to in-house deployments or more comprehensive hosting environments.

Development Interfaces

Environment Access

Session, Identification and Authentication

Persistence Support

Presentation Support

Other presentation systems could presumably be used instead, given the ability to use other Python modules in the framework.

InTheirOwnWords

Comments

Spyce addresses many areas of interest to Web application developers within a widely-known *SP paradigm: sessions, pooled objects, templating, and so on. Some novel features are also supported: automatons, for example, which attempt to encapsulate multi-stage transactions (or "application flows" as the documentation calls them). However, by design, Spyce does not attempt to provide everything - it aims to do dynamic Web content generation well and integrate with other things easily (see http://spyce.sourceforge.net/). Moreover, it can also be used as a standalone processing tool completely outside a Web application environment. -- PaulBoddie

Spyce (last edited 2014-05-05 12:40:49 by DaleAthanasias)

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