New function in cvs.
Example:
from MiscUtils.Funcs import wordWrap
print wordWrap(someString, 65)
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Ian: Thanks for the response. Our OS is Linux, so our threads are really
processes. One thing I've never really understood is whether the
thread-like processes on Linux offer any kind of advantage over normal
processes.
But I mentioned it only because it's a lot of developers working at the same
Something we tried (but weren't smart enough to pull off) was to extract the
individual port number from each developer's environment variables and then
plug it into AppServer.config. I don't recall the exact problem, but it
seems like we couldn't put os.environ['WK_PORT'] into the configuration
d
On Wed, 2002-11-13 at 20:00, Hancock, David (DHANCOCK) wrote:
> Thus, on reasonable hardware, there are upwards of 120 python WebKit
> processes running, 10 per developer, with nobody's toes getting stepped on.
I actually believe it's more like 20 processes, with lots of threads.
On Linux threads
Thanks to all for the responses. I'll summarize and post the responses to
the Wiki tomorrow.
...Edmund.
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On Wed, 2002-11-13 at 17:43, Stuart Donaldson wrote:
> I was looking for a clean way to implement my own Session class.
>
> It appears that this is passed into the constructor for Application()
> however the specific Application is called for out of AppServer which is sub
> classed by ThreadedAppS
On Wed, 2002-11-13 at 19:36, Edmund Lian wrote:
>
> OK, this is what I thought... I see Stuart is asking about how to have each
> user run their own AppServer. This is kind of related to my follow-up
> question: How do we configure Apache and the Webware config files to have
> multiple AppServer i
We've got up to 12 people working on local copies of the 'make app workdir'
application directories, with the master copy in CVS (exactly as suggested
below). We're also using mod_webkit with 12 different port numbers, and it
handles them nicely. We just call the locations /WK1, /WK2, etc. We pu
I have Apache's httpd.conf set up just to load the module.
LoadModule webkit_module lib/apache/mod_webkit.so
AddModule mod_webkit.c
Then in my local .htaccess file I setup:
WkServer localhost 8086
SetHandler webkit-handler
Presumably you can have multiple .htaccess files for different developer
On 11/13/2002 07:55:29 PM Jason wrote:
>I think that if the developers are working on the same application, it's
>probably best to have multiple AppServers, and to keep the code in CVS.
[snip]
>If you share the AppServer, things as simple as syntax errors (which
>will cause a traceback when you t
On Wed, 2002-11-13 at 15:27, Edmund Lian wrote:
> How does everybody else handle the issue of multiple developers working on
> the same application? I'm hoping that there's a neat way of setting up the
> AppServer and autoreload so that people don't step on each other's toes.
> Setting up separate
I was looking for a clean way to implement my own Session class.
It appears that this is passed into the constructor for Application()
however the specific Application is called for out of AppServer which is sub
classed by ThreadedAppServer.
So, my plan was to create:
class MyAppServer(ThreadedA
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On Wed, 2002-11-13 at 16:41, Stuart Donaldson wrote:
> It appears that with the MakeAppWorkDir utility, the idea is to support
> users creating their own working directory.
>
> However, Launch.py tries to load ThreadedAppServer out of WebKit, and not
> out of the users specified directory making i
It appears that with the MakeAppWorkDir utility, the idea is to support
users creating their own working directory.
However, Launch.py tries to load ThreadedAppServer out of WebKit, and not
out of the users specified directory making it difficult for a user to
create their own AppServer. Furtherm
How does everybody else handle the issue of multiple developers working on
the same application? I'm hoping that there's a neat way of setting up the
AppServer and autoreload so that people don't step on each other's toes.
Setting up separate AppServers for each developer is one way of doing it,
bu
I am trying to understand some of the locking issues in a multi-threaded
Python app.
Are the operations such as dictionary manipulations defined to be atomic in
Python? Otherwise it would seem like there are some race conditions in
working with the Session() class. In particular, multiple thread
Hi,
Tracy Ruggles hat gesagt: // Tracy Ruggles wrote:
> 1) .extraURLPath() isn't working the same as in 0.7. Before, I
> could have a servlet, 'index.py' within any directory, say,
> 'Display' and call an url like '//Display/5.6' and
> .extraURLPath would return '5.6'. Now with the latest in cvs
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