python local web server

[shanti bhushan]

Hi ,
I want to use the python local web server.
I want to do the following activities with the server.
1. I want to change to configuration of any time ,with the help of
python script.
2. I want to log request and response for the server so ,i can use it
for analysis.

Please guide me in this respect, if this code is already avaialble
please update me.
Please guide me the design or direct me the best approach to do all
this.

Regards
Shanti Bhushan

 

[alex23]

Please guide me the design or direct me the best approach to do all
this.

The best approach?

1. Study
2. Learn
3. Apply

There you go, the advice that keeps on giving.

 

[Stephen Hansen]

Hi ,
I want to use the python local web server.
I want to do the following activities with the server.
1. I want to change to configuration of any time ,with the help of
python script.
2. I want to log request and response for the server so ,i can use it
for analysis.

Please guide me in this respect, if this code is already avaialble
please update me.
Please guide me the design or direct me the best approach to do all
this.

Python does not have a "local web server". Python's standard library
does include a basic server class that can handle HTTP, if you wish to
use it.

But this is not a standalone sort of server that you configure and run.
It is a piece of code in a library, you instantiate and use. You
configure it by writing code. If you would like to configure it via a
config file, you have to write that. Code to read the file, code to set
up the server class based on it, and such.

Guide you? You're asking too much. Too vague. I wouldn't even know where
to start. You really need to go curl up around the docs and spend some
time reading it-- BaseHTTPServer, SocketServer, BaseHTTPRequestHandler
are where you get all the information you are looking for.

--

Stephen Hansen
... Also: Ixokai
... Mail: me+list/python (AT) ixokai (DOT) io
... Blog: http://meh.ixokai.io/


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[James Mills]

The best approach?

1. Study
2. Learn
3. Apply

There you go, the advice that keeps on giving.

In addition to my good colleagues sound advise:

There are many many web frameworks available in the Python world
of all things wonderful. But first, "Learn Python". Then pick a web
framework that best suites your needs and "Learn" it.

cheers
James