"maki is an attempt to glue together a simple, flexible framework that allows you to use these technologies together to serve web pages. It is a mod_python handler for Apache that is intended to handle requests made to your server for XML files. When maki receives such a request, it determines the path to the file, then searches through its configuration to find the first rule that matches that path. Each rule specifies one or more steps that are then to be executed." Pretty cool, but the only problem is that if you want to run Zope behind Apache, [Zope] requires, and mod_python can't deal with, a threaded Python. I suppose, since Zope still uses Python 1.5.2 you could build mod_python against a threadless installation of Python 2.0. No more complicated than any other Apache install, I guess...