Tell us how you're using Twisted (was Re: [Twisted-Python] Win32 IOCPReactor?)

[Werner Thie]

We do most development on MSW and also have some non-productive 
testsites running for demonstration purposes. One is an implementation 
of the most popular Swiss card game 'Jass' where you can play against 
three 'computer players' on jass.thie.ch (use login/pass: sf.tv when 
propmted. The other is a demo for a webapp for looking up phone numbers 
and address details for all registered customers of Swiss Telecom. I 
also married some example code (serial GPS stuff) with Athena/LivePages 
thus providing a browser interface for a serially connected industrial 
SPS. Another Athena/Livepage mini example I wrote involved a standard 
IXUS Canon camera (USB connected), providing access to the cams 
functions via the browser.

Werner

Itamar Shtull-Trauring wrote:
> On Mon, 2007-05-21 at 08:13 -0400, Ray Cote wrote:
>> At 5:55 PM -0400 5/19/07, Itamar Shtull-Trauring wrote:
>>> Next question - who runs servers on *Windows*? :)
>> We do [Raises hand].
>> Twisted built with Py2Exe and running as an NT service.
>> Have delivered several different applications in this configuration 
>> for clients.
>> --Ray
> 
> Oh, I certainly understand running on Windows when clients pay you to do
> so. I was just surprised people do so on internal servers when they do
> have a choice.
> 
> Anyway, since this is bringing users out into the open - I'm sure we'd
> all like to hear what Twisted is being used for in different companies,
> and under which platforms. Do tell!
> 
> My company uses Twisted for a variety of uses, including reliable
> multicast data distribution, messaging, monitoring and managing complex
> processes, in the airline industry. (http://itasoftware.com)
> 
> How about you all?
> 
> 
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