Jer,

The client object contains two item, one being the connection object and the 
other the remote address. It's the connection object you want to receive 
data from.

The code below should work. I stuck a close for the socket in too.

###########################################
#!python

from socket import *

class webserver:

	def __init__(self,port,wwwroot):
		self.PORT = port
		self.WWWROOT = wwwroot

	def start(self):
		print "Starting server..."
		ss = socket(AF_INET,SOCK_STREAM)
		ss.bind(("127.0.0.1",self.PORT))
		print "Server Bound"
		ss.setblocking(1)
		ss.listen(100)
		print "\nListening..."
		self.handle(ss)


	def checkForConn(self, ss):
		client = 0
		try:
			client = ss.accept()
		except:
			return 0
		return client

	def handle(self, ss):
		Done = 0

		while not Done:
			client = self.checkForConn(ss)
			if client[0]:
				print "Client data : ", client[0], client[1]
				self.getparse(client)

	def getparse(self,client):
		connectionObj = client[0]
		response = connectionObj.recv(10240)
		print response

		#connectionObj.send(EnterReturnDataHere)

		self.closeConnection(connectionObj)

	def closeConnection(self, connectionObj):
		connectionObj.close()

if __name__ == "__main__":
	server = webserver(80,'/')
	server.start()

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