repoze.bfg 1.0a5 was a bit of a browbag release. 1.0a6 has been released to
fix
the feature added in 1.0a5. The changelog is:
1.0a6 (2009-06-29)
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Bug Fixes
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- Use ``caller_package`` function instead of ``caller_module``
function within ``templating`` to avoid
Anyone ever deploy repoze.bfg on nginx with mod_wsgi? Right now I'm just
using proxy_pass to the paster serve for repoze.bfg, but it just seems more
natural if this could be done using mod_wsgi.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Nathan
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Chris McDonough wrote:
If nobody finds any showstopper bugs, repoze.bfg 1.0 will be released on or
before Monday July 6. Speak now or forever hold your peace wrt to API
issues;
after 1.0 the existing APIs will be frozen.
No comments on the stability of the release at all, but it seems a
Hi Iain
I am using formish with some success at the moment.
You need the latest copy from github, rather than whats in PyPI and if you
want to
use the FileUpload widget you may need to build a custom FileResource
handler (I am running on GAE so write temp files to the filesystem is not an
option
Hi Iain,
At the time I started using BFG, the options I had didn't quite
attracted me that much so I decided to roll it on my own. My main goal
was to quickly create form widgets from python code using a XML
factory ( template independent ).
Today it's called repoze.etreeform [1] and although it
On 6/29/09 8:26 PM, Iain Duncan wrote:
I'm wondering what the conventional wisdom is for doing bfg apps to
handle crud operations with urls like
/pet - list pets
/pet/1 - view pet model, id 1
/pet/1/view
/pet/1/edit - edit pet model, id 1
Is this something that can be handled well
Let's imagine a view pets:
from webob import Response
def pets(context, request):
return Response ('OK')
when a URL comes in that is for a paricular pet:
from webob import Response
def pets(context, request):
if request.subpath:
petnum = request.subpath[0]
