web.py

I would like to run a simple 'Hello world' app. Every time I run it I get 'ImportError: No module named web' I installed web.py using pip and using easy_install several times. I tried uninstalling it and installing again. I tried installing it a as sudo. Nothing seems to work. I use OS X Code of the application: import web urls = ( '/', 'index' ) app = web.application(urls, globals()) class index: def GET(self): greeting = "Hello World" return greeting if __name__ == "__main__": app.run() I tried to run this app using this commend: python /Users/mptorz/webversion/bin/app.py http://0.0.0.0:8080

I'm running a scheduler using python apscheduler inside web.py framework. The function runserver is supposed to run everyday at 9 a.m but it is inconsistent. It runs most days but skips a day once in a while. Code: import web from apscheduler.schedulers.blocking import BlockingScheduler #Blocking Scheduler #URLs urls = ( '/startscheduler/','index', ) Nightlysched = BlockingScheduler() @Nightlysched.scheduled_job('cron', hour=9) def runserver(): print 2+2 #doing some calculations here #Main function to run the cron JOB if __name__ == "__main__": Nightlysched.start() #stating the job app = web

I'm new to web.py . I used PHP alot. In PHP, POST parameter and GET parameter is stored in different global variables For example: curl http://127.0.0.1/test?get_param1=1 -d 'post_param1=2' In PHP you can get $_GET['get_param1'] is 1 and $_POST['post_param1'] is 2. But it seems impossible to distinct GET/POST parameters in web.py ? I can only use web.input() to get GET/POST parameters in a dict-like object, but I cannot tell which of them is from the query string and which is from POST data There's actually an (undocumented?) _method parameter that can be get , post or both (the default) to

I am using webpy framework for my project. I am logging in from my 'login' class of main.py program. I want to get the username in some other class. I tried with session and experimented with it for a long time. I have implemented session like below. store = web.session.DiskStore('sessions') session = web.session.Session(app,store,initializer={'login': 0,'privilege': 0}) in my login class of main.py the following code will work when user submit username and password.(This is the post method 0f my login class). class login: def POST(self): i = web.input(form_submit="Login") authdb = sqlite3

I am currently developing an iOS application that needs a backend to pull data from. I have implemented the backend using Python, web.py and pymongo. I deployed everything on an EC2 instance, assigned an elastic IP to the instance that the iOS devices call to access the backend, and launch the application through SSH by doing: nohup python main.py & Everything works fine (couple dozen users a day, with potential to grow; data transferred is rarely more than a few kilobytes), but I'm wondering if this is the proper way to do things. For instance on the web.py website, they explain ways to use