From: Gregory Trubetskoy <grisha@intr.net>
Subject: Httpdapy 0.1b - a port of Nsapy to Apache.
Date: Mon, 18 May 1998 05:22:53 EDT

Yes it's true, now you don't have to pay for a Nescape server to enjoy
the speed and versatility of Naspy, it works with Apache too!

This is the first release, but I spent a lot of time testing it -
I think it is pretty stable.

It requires Apache 1.3 beta, Python 1.5(.1) and works on (at least)
Linux, Windows NT and Solaris.

For more information, look at:

    http://www.ispol.com/home/grisha/httpdapy/

Quick Info: Httpdapy is a port of Nsapy to Apache plus some
enhancements. Nsapy is  a Netscape server plugin that allows you to
embed Python within the http server.  Nsapy is in turn based on the
Netscape plug-in described in the IPWP book. The advantage of embedding
is that your scripts do not have to be reinterpreted with every hit and
that all your variables persist from hit to hit.

Httpdapy should be similar to PyApache, because both embed the Python
interpreter within Apache.  They are probably different in most other
respects.

Enjoy and Thank You,

Grisha Trubetskoy

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