The Object HTTP Mapper provides tools both to expose your objects as WSGI applications, and to create objects with attributes that delegate to web requests.
Objects are generally containers, with attributes as resources in those containers. The resources are not homogenous – one might be a JSON object, another XML, another a string. HTTP methods (GET, PUT, DELETE) are used to get, set, and delete attributes.
This project is in a subversion repository and the development version can be installed with easy_install OHM==dev. Interested users should probably follow the development.
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