Note: This library is deprecated, but it is provided for systems or libraries that still depend on pieces of it. Further development of this library is highly unlikely. You are suggested instead to use WebOb and construct requests manually and use req.get_reponse(proxy).
This library allows you to make fast calls between cooperating WSGI applications, with automatic fallback for non-cooperative applications or remote applications.
Requests are sent through WSGI obeying all middleware and the WSGI spec. Serialization/deserialization is avoided when possible.
It can be installed from the subversion repository with easy_install HTTPEncode==dev
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