[Twisted-Python] Best way to write a modularized proxy?
Andrew Warkentin
andreww at datanet.ab.ca
Wed Aug 15 04:13:16 MDT 2007
I am writing a modular multi-protocol proxy (initially for HTTP, and
later HTTPS and possibly FTP as well) using Twisted. It will consist of
a small core that handles initialization and loading of modules, a
module for each protocol (which will consist of a part that accepts
connections and a part that connects to the remote server), and several
"filter" modules (which will be inserted in a "stack" between the two
halves of the protocol module) for things like caching and filtering.
Would there be a better way to structure it?
Would the best way to handle the modules be to write a ServerFactory
subclass that wraps the stack of modules? I understand the basic
concepts behind Twisted, but am not totally familiar with the API, so I
am not exactly sure what is the best way to do things.
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