I am completely new to Python-- never used it before today.  I am interested in devloping Python applications for the web.  I would like to check to see if my web server supports WSGI or running python apps in some way.
Let's say I have a .py file that prints "Hello world!".  How can I test to see if my server supports processing this file?
FYI, this is a Mac OS X server 10.5.  So I know Python is installed (It's installed on Mac OS X by default), but I don't know if it's set up to process .py files server-side and return the results.
BTW, I'm coming from a PHP background, so this is a bit foreign to me.  I've looked at the python docs re: wgsi, cgi, etc. but since I haven't done anything concrete yet, it's not quite making sense.
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Beginner Python question about making a web app