WSGI apps can communicate quickly through fast RPC or encoded calls.
If you are in search of a library for quick communication between WSGI applications, this review is for you. Although it is crucial to note that the library in question is deprecated, it is still offered for those with dependencies still utilizing pieces of it. The chances of further development are bleak, and you are advised to use WebOb as an alternative. With WebOb, you can construct manual requests and use req.get_reponse(proxy).
The library in review is useful in making fast calls between cooperating WSGI applications. It has automatic fallback functionality for non-cooperative or remote applications. Requests are transmitted through WSGI, ensuring that all middleware and the WSGI specification are adhered to. Serialization and deserialization are avoided whenever possible.
HTTPEncode is available in the subversion repository, and it can be installed with the command "easy_install HTTPEncode==dev." While this library is on its way out, it still has its merits, and if it meets your needs, it is worth considering.
The library in review is useful in making fast calls between cooperating WSGI applications. It has automatic fallback functionality for non-cooperative or remote applications. Requests are transmitted through WSGI, ensuring that all middleware and the WSGI specification are adhered to. Serialization and deserialization are avoided whenever possible.
HTTPEncode is available in the subversion repository, and it can be installed with the command "easy_install HTTPEncode==dev." While this library is on its way out, it still has its merits, and if it meets your needs, it is worth considering.
What's New
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