Edmund Lian wrote:
The kinds of attributes associated with each thing, and the kinds of things
associated with each request are looked up, and the form is built
dynamically. Mutable forms are an absolute must since there are literally
billions of forms possible, and I won't live long enough to w
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It looks like includeURL only works with paths reletive to the current
directory?
For example...
If I have the following directory layout:
SiteContext/
SiteContext/navigation
SiteContext/test
self.includeURL("/navigation/nav")
works from
SiteContext
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(This is being redirected to the mailing list. I seem to have a bad habit of
NOT sending replies to the mailing list =)
> from PSP.PSPFactory import PSPFactory
>
> # This returns the Python class corresponding to MyPSP.psp
> MyPSP = PSPFactory('MyPSP
I lean towards the net effect that Geof proposed of not saving the file,
removing the session from memory, and logging the exception so that the
admin can follow up. Does this meet our needs adequately?
Could we solve this by using the app._exceptionHandlerClass(app, None,
excInfo)? The transact
I think you're right, it wouldn't be _too_ hard to allow PSPs to extend
other PSPs. You're welcome to try... I'm not likely to try any time soon.
What would be even cooler is if we could come up with a way for a Python
servlet to be derived from a PSP to make it fully general. Random thought,
w
To me, it seems like the safest behavior for the Dynamic store on a pickling
error is to not remove the session from memory, AND to email an error
message to the administrator if emailing of errors is configured.
- Geoff
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