On Tuesday 19 February 2002 10:41 pm, Edmund Lian wrote:
> Chuck,
>
> >>You should also review the summaries of the classes so you can see
> >> what
>
> their methods are. These come with your local docs.<<
>
> Thanks... I've actually been doing this. But the class summaries did
> not show why a s
Geoff wrote:
>>But it seems to me that in general, you'd have to lock the row for the
entire duration of the servlet's processing. What if a user accesses a
servlet that takes 20 seconds to process, then in a different window or
frame tries to access a servlet that only takes 1/10 of a second t
Geoff wrote:
>>The PowerPoint slides from my talk at Python10 cover this a little bit.
You
can find them on the Webware home page.<<
Yes, the slides were very useful--the contents should really be in the
documentation somewhere. I wasn't at your presentation (I'm overseas right
now), so perhaps
Chuck,
>>You should also review the summaries of the classes so you can see what
their methods are. These come with your local docs.<<
Thanks... I've actually been doing this. But the class summaries did not
show why a subclass of Page would have a HTTPRequest instance available as
self.request
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The webware code already has a built-in action mechanism,
you use the name "_action_" where is the action
to be run by the servlet. You also have to put in
your actions list.
Best,
Clark
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On Tue, Feb 19, 2002 at 02:53:38PM -0600, Ian Bicking wrote:
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| No, rather when no submit button field was found, a default submit
| button should be assumed. IE and Mozilla will submit a form when an
| enter is hit under certain circumstances. I believe this will lead to
| the form being subm
On 2/19/02 2:38 PM, "Tim Roberts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 19 Feb 2002 14:53:38 -0600, Ian Bicking wrote:
>>
>> No, rather when no submit button field was found, a default submit
>> button should be assumed. IE and Mozilla will submit a form when an
>> enter is hit under certain circumst
On Tue, Feb 19, 2002 at 01:50:52PM -0800, Jim Kraai wrote:
> I'm wondering about performance relative to HTMLGen & HyperText, how well it
> integrates w/ WebWare, etc.
I've used it outside Webware and prefer it to both HTMLGen (which is
definitely showing its age) and to HyperText (though HyperTe
I'm wondering about performance relative to HTMLGen & HyperText, how well it
integrates w/ WebWare, etc.
I know the performance question is an apples vs. oranges question.
Thanks,
--jim
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On 19 Feb 2002 14:53:38 -0600, Ian Bicking wrote:
>
>No, rather when no submit button field was found, a default submit
>button should be assumed. IE and Mozilla will submit a form when an
>enter is hit under certain circumstances. I believe this will lead to
>the form being submitted without an
On Tue, 2002-02-19 at 15:12, Aaron Held wrote:
> The question is then how do I define a default submit button?
> I'm looking through the code, but I can't seem to find the option.
>
> Is there one now?
No, it's not implemented -- I was just saying what needs to be put in.
Ian
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The question is then how do I define a default submit button?
I'm looking through the code, but I can't seem to find the option.
Is there one now?
Thanks,
-Aaron
Ian Bicking wrote:
>On Tue, 2002-02-19 at 14:24, Tim Roberts wrote:
>
>>Aaron Held wrote:
>>
I've take advantage of tying functi
Actually my problem is related to the way that FFK handles actions. I
have a form with four submit buttons, each with different values and
each is tied to a different method. The problem is that if NONE of the
buttons are pressed then FFK never calls any of the four methods.
It is a search fo
On Tuesday 19 February 2002 12:39, John Smith wrote:
> Hello,
>
> If a user specifies __init__ as the servlet in a
> context which has a __init__.py, an exception is
> raised (since there is no class called __init__ in the
> file).
>
> What's the best way of avoiding this? Providing a
> __init__
On Tue, 2002-02-19 at 14:24, Tim Roberts wrote:
> Aaron Held wrote:
> >> I've take advantage of tying functions to different submit buttons on a
> >> form, but is there any way to set a 'default' action that will fire if
> >> the user submits the form via the enter key rather then clicking the
Hello,
If a user specifies __init__ as the servlet in a
context which has a __init__.py, an exception is
raised (since there is no class called __init__ in the
file).
What's the best way of avoiding this? Providing a
__init__ class that displays an error message?
Modifying the source not to se
I was browsing the code and wondering if it would be wise to stick a the
value that my default button would send into the request and then
manually call FormServlet._processform.
I'll try to try it and get back to you,
Thanks,
-Aaron
Ian Bicking wrote:
>I should have added: there should be,
Aaron Held wrote:
>> I've take advantage of tying functions to different submit buttons on a
>> form, but is there any way to set a 'default' action that will fire if
>> the user submits the form via the enter key rather then clicking the
>> correct button?
>>
>> I can setup a javascript handl
Hello,
I'm trying to understand the mechanism of password
secured pages as implemented in the SecurePage.py
example (Webware 0.6.1b1).
The purpose of the `loginid' field in these pages is not
clear. Is it to provide some kind of extra security?
Or does the basic functionality itself depend on
On Tuesday 19 February 2002 10:37 am, Titus Brown wrote:
> Incidentally, for the PyWX out-of-process adapter I wouldn't have to
> change a single piece of code, were CGIAdapter a bit more flexible
> about accepting in/out arguments (rather than assuming
> sys.stdin/sys.stdout). Would you mind if
Unfortunately, if you use mod_rewrite these standard mechanisms won't
work -- you'll have to undo the rewrite rules in your Python code, which
is rather awkward.
On Tue, 2002-02-19 at 08:03, Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
> On Tuesday February 19, 2002 06:18 am, Edmund Lian wrote:
> > A quick question..
-> > I spent some time today bashing on a rewrite of the PyWX adapter for
-> > Webware (which none of you have ever seen, anyway ;). I have some
-> > questions for y'all.
-> >
-> > Some background: PyWX is an embedding of Python in AOLserver, a
-> > high-performance multi-threaded Web server. Th
On Tuesday 19 February 2002 06:03 am, Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
> On Tuesday February 19, 2002 06:18 am, Edmund Lian wrote:
> > A quick question... What's the easiest way to get the absolute path
> > to the root of the current context? I have a servlet that
> > subclasses just Page, and the serverSi
I should have added: there should be, but I don't have time to add it
right now, and might not for a while. When I get the chance I'll add
this, as well as a number of the structural changes to
FunFormKit.Form.Form that were suggested.
On Tue, 2002-02-19 at 11:58, Ian Bicking wrote:
> No, there
No, there isn't. There should be.
On Tue, 2002-02-19 at 10:33, Aaron Held wrote:
> I've take advantage of tying functions to different submit buttons on a
> form, but is there any way to set a 'default' action that will fire if
> the user submits the form via the enter key rather then clicking
I've take advantage of tying functions to different submit buttons on a
form, but is there any way to set a 'default' action that will fire if
the user submits the form via the enter key rather then clicking the
correct button?
I can setup a javascript handler to intercept the enter key, but i
Edmund Lian wrote:
> Geoff wrote:
>
> >>Love, Jay wrote:
> > You need to store the sessions in an SQL server.
> > I think there is an SQL sessionstore already written. If
> > not, it wouldn't
> > be difficult at all.
>
> You can run into trouble if 2 servlets are executing
> simultaneously. I
> I had heard at one point that there are load balancers that can keep
> redirecting to the same machine based on a cookie (eg, _SID_). But
> you'd have to investigate and you'd have to purchase one.
When we first started up they bought a hardware load balancer even
though I told them not as we d
On Monday February 18, 2002 08:43 pm, Edmund Lian wrote:
> Jay wrote:
> >>I guess I'm trying to find a balance between removing confusion for psp
>
> authors when there code doesn't work as expected. They'll be confused if
> their if/else blocks don't work because they've got a space or return
>
On Tuesday February 19, 2002 06:18 am, Edmund Lian wrote:
> A quick question... What's the easiest way to get the absolute path to the
> root of the current context? I have a servlet that subclasses just Page,
> and the serverSideContextPath method in HTTPRequest isn't available to me.
> Actually,
On Tuesday February 19, 2002 01:38 am, Chuck Esterbrook wrote:
> I had heard at one point that there are load balancers that can keep
> redirecting to the same machine based on a cookie (eg, _SID_). But
> you'd have to investigate and you'd have to purchase one.
>
> On a whim, I searched Google fo
A quick question... What's the easiest way to get the absolute path to the
root of the current context? I have a servlet that subclasses just Page,
and the serverSideContextPath method in HTTPRequest isn't available to me.
Actually, I'd like to get come clarification about the relationship between
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