How to deploy Quixote using Apache + mod_wsgi

After a few days of hard work, I finally got it done. I would like to record it. If some Daniel finds that the method is inappropriate, please correct it. I feel excited to myself ........
The process is as follows:
Assume that you have installed python2.5 and Quixote.
1. Installing apache2.2
2. Download mod_wsgi.so
3. copy to the modlues directory of Apache
4. Prepare the script to connect mod_wsgi to Quixote, Code As follows:

Because QWIP must support multi-thread publisher, it must inherit publisher to implement multi-thread support. The implementation example is in the demo folder of Quixote. The Code is as follows:

 

Multi thread support
1 # Multi thread support
2 Import Thread
3 Class Threadedpublisher (publisher ):
4 Is_thread_safe = True
5 Def   _ Init __ (Self, root_namespace, config = None ):
6 Publisher. _ Init __ (Self, root_namespace, config)
7 Self. _ request_dict = {}
8 Def _ Set_request (self, request ):
9 Self. _ request_dict [thread. get_ident ()] = Request
10 Def _ Clear_request (Self ):
11 Try :
12 Del Self. _ request_dict [thread. get_ident ()]
13 Except Keyerror:
14 Pass
15 Def Get_request (Self ):
16 Return Self. _ request_dict.get (thread. get_ident ())

Note that the line is_thread_safe = true is not found in the example, but must be added. Otherwise, QWIP will think that your publisher is NOT thread-safe, even if you have done multi-thread processing.

With this class, it is easy to use. You only need:

Create Application
1 Def Create_publisher ():
2 # Return publisher (rootdirectory (),
3 # Display_exceptions = 'plain ')
4 Return Threadedpublisher (rootdirectory ())
5
6 Import Traceback
7 From Quixote Import Get_wsgi_app
8
9 Try :
10 Pub = Create_publisher ()
11 Application = Get_wsgi_app ()
12 Except Typeerror, E:
13 Pass

Note that the object name "application = get_wsgi_app ()" must be "application", or "mod_wsgi" cannot find anything that can be called.

5. With the connection script, you only need to configure mod_wsgi. 1 Wsgiscriptalias/test D:/workplace/Alex/testquixote/wsgi. py
2 < Directory D:/workplace/Alex/testquixote />
3 Wsgiapplicationgroup % {Global}
4 Order deny, allow
5 Allow from all
6 </ Directory >

I have configured a directory here, and the rest can be divided into three