Lines Matching refs:middleware
9 This is an example of how to write WSGI middleware with WebOb. The
11 page served through the middleware that is HTML gets a comment form
28 Every middleware needs an application (``app``) that it wraps. This
29 middleware also needs a location to store the comments; we'll put them
43 When you use this middleware, you'll use it like:
96 While we've created the class structure for the middleware, it doesn't
98 middleware (using WebOb):
128 of infrastructure for our middleware. We need to save and load
269 to the middleware; we can intercept anything else below
286 # This is the base path of *this* middleware:
302 ``base_url`` is the path where the middleware is located (if you run
360 A common pattern in WSGI middleware that *doesn't* use WebOb is to
411 This shows how to make response modifying middleware, which is
412 probably the most difficult kind of middleware to write with WSGI --