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ZopeAndWebServers

ZOPE has been used, I imagine with almost every webserver that is in existence that supports CGI. Here are a list to ones I've heard of success stories. ZOPE comes with its own webserver, medusa which is very nice and has been used in very large production systems (ran groups.yahoo.com, was egroups.com for years).

  • IIS - 4.0 and 5.0 can both be config to pass information to and from ZOPE. I dont believe there has been an ISAPI filter developed for this, and I'm not quite sure the benefits to ISAPI vs Persisent CGI-BIN.
  • Apache - probably the most common way to "front" ZServer. There are a few ways of going about hooking Apache to Zope:
    • mod_proxy
    • Persistent CGI-BIN
    • Fast-CGI
  • iPlanet - Netscapes enterprise webserver. I'm sure DC has done this quite a bit :)
  • Webstar - MacOS webserver, there have been successes.
  • Roxen Challenger - this is a really cool webserver, I believe this is the webserver used at real.com. bill anderson has done this before and there is information floating around.
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