Python based web-servers and webware: Installing mod_python on Apache (Windows)

First download the following package file, which is licenced under the GPL.

There are a few steps for a successful installation:

Be aware that due to the lack of recent package releases of mod-python an Apache 2.0x server is required, otherwise the shared object link library (.so) cannot resolve all addresses which are required to meet recent Apache .so interface specifications !

• Download the register.py file from here and put it in the one python-application-directory, which is intended to be registered (this will also allow using any 2.x Portable Python version). Open a command line and execute register.py
• From the zip file, copy the apache folder into your apache server directory, and the lib folder into your registered Python application directory.
• unpack setup.py and execute it (double click). When a location-request pops up, select your apache directory.
• Add to your httpd.conf (Apache/conf directory) the following line:LoadModule python_module modules/mod_python.sog 

in your ScriptAlias / CGI section of httpd.conf add:
<Directory "<Your Document Root>/python">
   AddHandler python-program .py
   PythonHandler mptest
   PythonDebug on
</Directory>

a sample program (with the extension .py in your www directory) may look like this:
from mod_python import apache

def __main__():
   req.content_type = "text/plain"
   req.send_http_header()
   req.write("Text output via apache CGI.")
   return apache.OK

That's it. You can visit modpython.org for general information. The last release was almost 5 years ago.

You may also visit http://www.webwareforpython.org/ for a more recent project, which is based on Python, and includes support for many recent web technologies like JSON. A python based web server is already included. 

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