kevin wrote:
> When following the QuickWiki tutorial, I got EXACTLY the same error as
> reported - i.e.
> "c:\python24\lib\site-packages\QuickWiki-0.1.2-py2.4.egg\quickwiki\config\middleware.py",
> line 27, in make_app
> > > app = pylons.wsgiapp.PylonsApp(config, helpers=quickwiki.lib.helpers)
I'd like to help as well, but not sure what I have to offer or if I'm
qualified yet ( - ever?).
On the doc's side, I'd like to suggest that it would be nice if the
docs could be updated directly (with approval of the revision, if
nescessary). Going through some of the docs/tutorials there were so
As a newbie a little structure helps, especially default names that
hopefully inform what the intended use is.
Maybe a readme in the dir saying this can be removed if no files but is
usually used for...?
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When doing the tutorial I had a problem that generated the following
error:
exceptions.AttributeError: 'WSGIRequest' object has no attribute
'_oldh'
It turned out to be caused by the base.py that I 'developed' not being
the same as the 'canned' one from installing the finished app.
When I used
fyi, doing the quickwiki tutorial I get an error running the canned
app:
"TypeError: coercing to Unicode: need string or buffer, cx_Oracle.LOB
found"
I'm running against a Oracle 9.2.0.6 db.
sqlalchemy created a LOB object for the models/__init__.py script
pages_table = Table('pages', meta,
The last sentence in this section before section 3 is ambiguous to me.
"If you're looking for where to put that should be run before your
application is, this is the place."
?
Perhaps it should be:
If you're looking for where to put application initialization code,
this is the place.
Keep up
Of course I would like to see training. The more the merrier.
If I was going to give a wish list it would be (being an older,
business type programmer):
- tips/techniques/tutorials on migrating legacy db systems
- how is an orm useful?
I see the quickstart guides for the frameworks but I don't f
