[web2py] Mail.send failure

2015-06-13 Thread webpypy
Hi : I got the error error 10013 An attempt was made to access a socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions. what is the cause? sender is in the format x.y...@gmail.com ( I mean there are two dots). Is this a problem? Regards, Ashraf -- Resources: - http://web2py.com - htt

[web2py] Re: using database record or database query in terms of performance

2015-06-13 Thread 黄祥
i use snakeviz it can run well on windows pip install snakeviz python C:\web2py\web2py.py -F C:\profiler - delete all files on profiler folders - access the controller file that want to measured - then check the biggest size file on profiler folder e.g. snakeviz C:\profiler\req_496ef9c6-8a31-4ec4-

[web2py] Re: using PyCharm

2015-06-13 Thread Tim Richardson
I read your last post again more carefully. My application repositories are the application directories in the standard web2py directory layout. It never ocurred to do it any other way since this is the most natural way and is what I thought the book hints at in its discussion of IDEs. It works

[web2py] Re: using PyCharm

2015-06-13 Thread Tim Richardson
My 'project' is the web2py root. Applications are therefore all in the application directory. I don't understand what is not working for you, sorry. -- Resources: - http://web2py.com - http://web2py.com/book (Documentation) - http://github.com/web2py/web2py (Source code) - https://code.google.

[web2py] Re: using PyCharm

2015-06-13 Thread Alex
I don't think using svn or git makes a difference. I assume you checkout your git repository directly in the web2py applications folder? My repositories contain other folders beside the web2y application, like doc, test... therefor I checkout the whole repository at a separate location and o

[web2py] Re: using PyCharm

2015-06-13 Thread Tim Richardson
I don't know svn. I use git. Each app (the important ones anyway) is its own git respository. Pycharm has no problem with this. If I do a commit in pycharm at the level of an application, it commits to the git repository it finds in that directory, exactly what I want. I can do git pulls etc on