Hi guys,
I've just taken the plunge and downloaded and installed WebWare.
Fantastic work! Great easy install (using mod_webkit too)
It was up and running quickly.
I'm very excited about this framework.
Thanks to all for the effort!
Dru Nelson
San Carlos, California
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That creates another question in my head: If connections are created as
instance variables for a servlet, when are they close()'d ?
I thought that MySQL automatically closed connections if the python module
exited, but now I aint so sure anymore...
Costas
>From: "Aaron Held" <[EMAIL PROTE
If you are using store multiple times in a page it may be opening
connections faster then closing them. I know that MySQL is very
quick to setup a new connection, but I have no idea how it is
closing them.
I have also had issues with DBPool where connections seemed to be
left open after calling
Also check out the way webkit/page.py handles actions.
http://webware.sourceforge.net/Webware-0.7/WebKit/Docs/UsersGuide
.html#Actions
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From: "Israel Evans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002 3:30 PM
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Expanding the recent discussion on DBPool, I tried to implement this on my
site (http://memigo.com/) which does a lot of very heavy MySQL lifting
--thus I need all the DB speed-up DBPool can give. DBPool seemed to be
saturating the MySQL daemon and I had to go back to the old config.
Let me s
Hey thanks!
I actually just found this a couple of minutes before your post. While this
definitely does help with the basics of forms, my real confusion was with
how Webware worked. The docs kind of talk about it, but don't really go
into the whys and wherefores of the whole bit.
Thanks to eve
Here's a pretty good intro to forms:
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/99/30/index4a.html?tw=authoring
--T
On Monday, May 6, 2002, at 02:04 PM, Ian Bicking wrote:
> On Mon, May 06, 2002 at 01:39:18PM -0400, Matt Feifarek wrote:
>> There are some form libraries for webware:
>
> These librarie
On Mon, May 06, 2002 at 01:39:18PM -0400, Matt Feifarek wrote:
> There are some form libraries for webware:
These libraries might be the wrong place to start, if you are just
starting to use forms -- these are more for longer forms with
validation of the values. For quick things, like a search
Thanks! The Documentation and the product ( of course ) looks nice. This
will really help.
~Israel~
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There are some form libraries for webware:
My own "FormKit" which is relatively new:
www.dalchemy.com/python/formkit
And an older and more widely used "FunFormKit" here:
http://207.228.250.44/software/funformkit/
Each has examples and documentation.
Good luck.
I am not completely certain that WebKit is the culprit, because the error
reportedly does NOT happen on Mandrake Linux (8.x?) or on Windows. Both
places where I see the error are RedHat Linux distros--RH 6.2, to be
precise.
The problem could be coming from the IP stack somewhere, in the presence
I'm a complete newbie to webware,
and for some odd reason in my three year experience with html/xhtml I've never used forms. Weird huh? Anyway now that I want to create
something a little more interactive that will be linked to a database, I'm
at a loss as to how to hook up forms in webwa
Geoff wrote:
>You could upload a tarball to Webware's Patch page on SourceForge,
>in which case it'll get considered for inclusion in the next
>Webware release.
OK, I'll do this, thanks!
...Edmund.
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I don't get it. Everything appears to be closed properly inside of WebKit,
yet the browser doesn't detect the end of the response.
But we know the error is within WebKit itself because it fails with several
different adapters and even without using Apache at all.
I'm out of ideas.
- Geoff
Han
Onward and upward... I started doing prints on Saturday, pretending that I
knew what was going in inside the app server :-) and here's what I collected
in the console log. I'm running the AppServer using nohup, so the output
goes to nohup.out. I've included a couple of page views that worked
prop
Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
>Hancock, David wrote:
>
>>I've trimmed the quoted parts down a lot--I hope that's OK in
>>our list's
>>etiquette.
>>
>>I've done the next two suggested troubleshooting steps (put a
>>write after
>>WriteFancyTraceback in ExceptionHandler, print timestamp on
>>console be
Edmund Lian wrote:
> I also rewrote DBPool a bit to properly implement the "State" pattern
> (separation of implementation from public interface). I
> wasn't happy about
> the mingling of interface and implementation in DBPool since
> it made it
> harder than necssary to add new methods, etc.
>
Hancock, David wrote:
> I've trimmed the quoted parts down a lot--I hope that's OK in
> our list's
> etiquette.
>
> I've done the next two suggested troubleshooting steps (put a
> write after
> WriteFancyTraceback in ExceptionHandler, print timestamp on
> console before
> and after line 526 in
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