Recently, I came across pyjamas framework. It encourages radically different web application development approach by seperating the whole 'view' component of 'MVC' into some html + javascript (generated with compiled python), instead of using traditional templating. This client side 'view' is supposed to communicate with the server through Asynchronous HTTP Requests, and the framework recommends using 'jsonrpc' as communication protocol.
In their documentation, they used a django based jsonrpc component. But I am mostly used to simple and stupid solutions like bottle framework. As far as I understand, I don't even need all the components of such microframeworks. A WSGI compatible server, some routing + session middleware and a request handler which understands in terms of jsonrpc will do just fine. I am looking for an easy to use light weight solution for the last part - readily available jsonrpc-aware request handler that plugs nicely in WSGI environment. Is their any?
Please pardon and correct my misuse/misunderstanding of terms, if any.