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| CherryPy |
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| .. image:: images/cherrypy-logo.jpg |
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| .. topic:: Introduction |
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| CherryPy_ 3.0+ allows you to *graft* any WSGI application as a |
| controller. PyAMF's WSGI gateway can thus be used to easily |
| expose a set of methods via AMF remoting. |
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| Example |
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| Server |
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| The following example shows how a single method is exposed in this way. |
| Create a file called ``server.py`` with the following content: |
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| .. literalinclude:: ../examples/gateways/cherrypy/gateway.py |
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| You can easily expose more functions by adding them to the dictionary given |
| to ``WSGIGateway``. You can also create a totally different controller and |
| expose it under another gateway URL. |
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| Here is a suitable ``crossdomain.xml`` file: |
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| .. literalinclude:: ../examples/gateways/cherrypy/crossdomain.xml |
| :language: xml |
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| Now run the script to start the web server. |
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| Client |
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| To test the gateway you can use a Python AMF client like this: |
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| .. literalinclude:: ../examples/gateways/cherrypy/client.py |
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| .. _CherryPy: http://www.cherrypy.org |
