Hi Christian,
I had the same problem and I set the icon manually using a free program
called filetypesman, using these instructions:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/57455-file-extension-icon-change-default-icon.html
Hope this helps
Tobias
On 15 February 2014 17:45, Cristian Baboi wrote
>
> current-servlet-continuation-expiration-handler receives the request
> (which contains request-uri) that expired. Is that all you want?
>
That's exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
Tobias
>
> Jay
>
>
> On Wed, Feb 5, 2014 at 9:26 AM, Janos Tobias Loc
Is there a way for a function in the web server to find out the current url?
I'm using stateful servlets and I'd like to redirect to the start page of
my app if the continuation expires, using something along the lines of
(parameterize
([current-servlet-continuation-expiration-handler
])
Daniel,
Congratulations on the launch! I had a play with the site and it's seems
very slick. Like Gustavo, I'm curious about the technology stack you used.
I had a look on builtwith (http://builtwith.com/youpatch.com) and saw that
you're using nginx and django in conjunction with racket?
Tobias
ind the file. I
> would suspect it has something to do with either file organization, Racket
> web server configuration, or both.
>
> Where are myimage.jpg and mytemplate.html in relation to one another? In
> the same directory?
>
>
> On Tue, Jan 28, 2014 at 7:04 AM, Janos To
I noticed that when using the racket web server one needs to include a
leading forward slash when referencing static files e.g. a style.css or an
image.jpg. Is there a rationale for this? It's different than the usual
html convention, and it means that when using html template files it's not
possib
Thanks Jay, your explanation with match helped me get a better
understanding of what's going on.
For the specific case of match, you can make the b-helper example work if
you pass the failure procedure to b-helper and have b-helper return it:
(define (b in)
(match in
[x (=> failure-proc)
g" is matched and fail-to-fs throws next-dispatcher that the
idea was for the program to keep trying with the rest of the clauses in the
dispatch rules.
Tobias
On 17 December 2013 17:25, Janos Tobias Locsei wrote:
> Hi Jay, I tried again using serve/servelet. This is my full cod
first one is what I would write, except that I'd put it after the
> ["" ...] case so it doesn't shadow it.
>
> How are you testing this code? (next-dispatcher) is supposed to throw
> an exception, but it will caught and used by the Web server when you
> are using
I thought I'd add a note about what my overall objective with this is, in
case there's a completely different way of achieving the same thing.
Basically what I want is to be able to serve a combination of apps and
static html pages on my domain, but I don't want ".html" as the end of the
url for t
looks like it's addressing a similar sort of
issue:
http://lists.racket-lang.org/users/archive/2013-September/059728.html
... but I still don't understand how to construct a "next dispatcher" that
(next-dispatcher) will call.
Tobias
On 16 December 2013 22:44, Jay McCarthy wrot
Hi, I'm a newbie Racketeer so apologies if this is a silly question:
Is it possible to pass a list of dispatch-clause to dispatch-rules? Naive
use of "apply" doesn't work:
(define-values (blog-dispatch blog-url)
(let ([arglist
(list
[("") list-posts]
[("posts" (
Geoff, maybe your son would enjoy the book "Realm of Racket" which teaches
game programming in Racket? It teaches MVC by osmosis, i.e. MVC is not
explicitly discussed but you learn to structure your code along those lines
anyway. I'm about 1/3 of the way through the book and it's good fun. It's
ama
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