--- In php-objects@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Hasanat Kazmi" <hasanatkazmi@...> wrote: > > Hello, I want to use python as we use php on web. I want > url/somefile.py to give me results as some php file will do. How can I > do it. I tried a number of tutorials online but all went in vain. > It might be your apache config. I know to enable php for execution by Apache, you have to have these lines (at a minimum) in your httpd.conf file: LoadModule php5_module modules/libphp5.so AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .phtml Python probably requires something similar. If you are calling python routines from within php... then you should be using the 'system' command. If you are doing something like calling python routines from you FORM statement in your html, then it should work... if you have 'told' apache that python functions like php (see prior config info above) then it should function properly. A simple test would be to write a VERY SHORT python routine to generate HTML 'hello world'. Place it in the DOCUMENT_ROOT of your apache server and try executing it. Check the Apache error log(s) for error messages. That's just about all I can suggest. Larr.
