All releases of CherryPy


Release Notes: A new WSGI interface, a new implementation for sessions, and built-in filters.


Release Notes: CherryPy-2 is a redesign of CherryPy-1 (the unpythonic features have been removed). There is no longer a compilation step; it is pure Python source code (no more "CherryClass").


Release Notes: Sessions are now completely thread-safe and can be used in production with the thread-pool server. The compiler now allows you to specify which shebang line/encoding to use in the generated .py file. It now also cleans expired sessions for you.


Release Notes: There are many small improvements in this release. One of the main ones is that expired sessions are now automatically cleaned up.


Release Notes: Sessions are now thread-safe. CherryPy supports streaming and is Jython-compatible. The cherrypy.org Web site now runs CherryPy exposed (without Apache) and is also available through HTTPS.


Release Notes: This release includes a new thread-pool server, sessions that work, and many bugfixes and enhancements.


Release Notes: This beta release includes many bugfixes, session handling,and improved XML-RPC support. It is compatible with Python 2.3 and works with Jython. It also comes with a regression test suite.


Release Notes: This release adds a brand new HTTP server that supports SSL, XML-RPC, threading, forking, and process pool.


Release Notes: This release fixes some minor bugs and improves error handling. It also adds a new HowTo that explains how to use AOP (Aspect Oriented Programming) with CherryPy.


Release Notes: This release adds SSL support.