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that it's a public, reusable module. Also renamed {{{_cpwsgi.WSGIServer}}} to {{{_cpwsgi.CPWSGIServer}}}, to match the naming convention of the other subclasses in that module.
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couple minor fixes based on the first validation run.
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1. New docstring for config module!
2. Put all entries into a config namespace. New deadlock, log, request and response namespaces.
3. Request and response entries now directly modify attributes of cherrypy.request and .response, and consumer code looks up those attributes, not config. This also allows interactive inspection of defaults.
4. Removed 'log_config' config entry. Use engine.on_start_engine_list.append(config.log_config) instead.
5. Old 'dispatch' entry is now 'request.dispatch'.
6. New log entries: log.error.file, log.error.function, log.access.file, log.access.function, log.screen.
7. 'server.max_request_body_size' is now 'request.max_body_size'.
8. environments now only apply to globalconf.
9. The 'development' environment has been removed, since its settings were all the default anyway.
10. The 'embedded' environment has been removed, since it duplicates the 'production' environment now.
11. There's a new 'test_suite' environment.
12. Removed log_file_not_found (from static.py).
Something still needs to be done to config.wrap, so it can take dotted names as kwarg keys.
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"remote" attribute, an instance of lib.http.Host, which has "ip", "port" and "name" attributes. Added a similar request.local attribute. Changed request() signature to (local, remote, scheme). This allows requests run behind multiple HTTP servers to know the address info for their particular connection.
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1. Changed Request.run from request_line arg to deconstructed args: method, path, query_string, and protocol.
2. Moved HTTP protocol checking from _cprequest to _cpwsgiserver. What was cherrypy.response.version is now cherrypy.request.protocol (tuple form of SERVER_PROTOCOL). request.version and response.version attributes removed. _cpwsgiserver now writes out server.protocol, not SERVER_PROTOCOL (which is a misnomer, it really should have been REQUEST_PROTOCOL).
3. path unquoting was also moved from _cprequest to _cpwsgiserver (like most other WSGI servers).
4. New test for absoluteURI in the Request-Line.
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has no "httpserver" attribute; instead, it has an "httpservers" attribute, a dict of the form {server object: bind_addr} where bind_addr is usually (host, port). New start_all method. Calling stop stops all httpservers, and restart stops all then restarts all.
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speed boost.
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1. object_path is now called path_info, and there's a new request.script_name attribute. This should equal the mount point of the current application.
2. cherrypy.root is gone, use cherrypy.request.app.root for now instead. Perhaps cherrypy.root will reappear and point to that.
3. cherrypy.tree.mount_points has been replaced with cherrypy.tree.apps, a dict of the form {script_name: Application(root, conf)}.
4. The [global] config namespace is now contained in a flat cherrypy.config.globalconf dict.
5. Got rid of handling favicon.ico and the "*" URI (although they may return someday).
6. Upshot is that e.g. test_objectmapping.py takes 1/3 the time as CP 2.2.
7. Moved request body size check into _cprequest from _cpwsgi.
8. Fixed lib/wsgiapp and made a tool for it.
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"server." may mean "httpserver"):
* default_content_type
* log_access_file
* log_config_options
* log_file
* log_file_not_found
* log_request_headers
* log_to_screen
* show_tracebacks
* throw_errors
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1. Removed RequestHandled and InternalError.
2. Error response is now overridable by replacing request.error_response. Tools should do this in setup().
3. New request.log_access attribute.
4. Moved response.handleError to request.handle_error.
5. Logging of tracebacks and request headers are now tools.
6. New ErrorRedirect tool class.
7. Tools may now be anonymous (not necessary to be placed in tools module globals).
8. Continued the move to lower_with_underscores.
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Lots of renaming and reorg of modules.
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