At 10:33 PM 6/26/2003, you wrote:
Well if you're not getting an error when the context is loading (when
you run the appserver it should tell you if all the contexts load
correctly) then sorry I seem to be out of suggestions. Hopefully
someone with more experience then me will pick up the thread.
I
Well if you're not getting an error when the context is loading (when
you run the appserver it should tell you if all the contexts load
correctly) then sorry I seem to be out of suggestions. Hopefully
someone with more experience then me will pick up the thread.
I'm not sure about the MakeAppWork
i tried what you suggested. I added a line:
'~merk':'/disk/u/merk/public_html' to the application.config file under the
context setting. I also tried adding '/~merk' and '/~merk/' with no success.
I thought the MakeAppWorkingDir script was supposed to do all this anyhow?
Is there any way i can s
Think of a webkit context as an apache alias. The context is the "location" that is used by webkit to access the folders on your computer. For example ~merk is an apache context which maps to some physical location on your computer. What you need to do is edit the application.conf file such that
On Thu, 2003-06-26 at 14:28, Aaron Held wrote:
> The same differences between a java servlet runner and JSP.
>
> Webkit is a servlet runner. It takes python applications and spins them
> in RAM until they are called upon byt your browser.
>
> PSP is a templating language that embeds Python into
What exactly is a context? There is an __init__.py file in the MyContext
directory.
Here is all the info displayed when i run the appserver. And just to clear
up the directory structure a bit:
~merk/public_html is the directory i'm trying to work out of now. Apache
sees it fine as the index.ht
The same differences between a java servlet runner and JSP.
Webkit is a servlet runner. It takes python applications and spins them
in RAM until they are called upon byt your browser.
PSP is a templating language that embeds Python into HTML.
You can use PSP with Webkit, you can also use Webki
Ian wrote:
> I have apache 2.0 running. Installed webware .8 with mod_webkit.
>
> I made a public_html directory in my home directory to test this on.
> (if it matters, apache2.0 is running on port 8081).
>
> When i browse to ~user/ in the browser, the index.html page comes up
> correctly.
>
>
zg hu wrote:
> my system is on windows xp+apache 1.3.27+webware 0.8
> when i used fileupload within webware examples,
> it showed error messages:
>
> C:\down\Webware\WebKit\Examples\FileUpload.pyTraceback (most recent
> call last): File ".\WebKit\Application.py", line 415, in
> dispatchRequest
>
Just to be sure could you check your application.conf file to see what
contexts are actualy listed, also when you run athe appserver from the
command line it displays all sorts of startup info, is the ~merk context
loading correctly? If it is not, make sure that you have a __init__.py
file in it (a
my system is on windows xp+apache 1.3.27+webware 0.8
when i used fileupload within webware examples,
it showed error messages:
C:\down\Webware\WebKit\Examples\FileUpload.pyTraceback
(most recent call last):
File ".\WebKit\Application.py", line 415, in
dispatchRequest
self.handleGoodURL(trans
I ran the MakeAppWorkDir.py file and it did its thing.
I then ran the Appserver script in that directory and the app server
started up.
However, every time i try to call a psp page in that directory, the
appserver comes back with 404. its not apache's 404 error message but the
appserver's 404
having an intermittent problem. Starting the appserver it seems to hang
sometimes on creating threads:
Listening on ('127.0.0.1', 8086)
Creating 10 threads..Shutdown Called Thu Jun 26 03:51:29 2003
WARNING: No server reference to shutdown.
Ready (93.48 seconds after launch)
The shutdown
Gary Perez wrote:
Don't know about windows or apache2, but maybe use the OneShot.cgi
adapter. It's slower, but loads/runs/shutsdown the appserver every hit.
No caching issues. Once satisfied, use the mod_webkit module. Hope this
helps.
thanks to all who replied. i tried autoreload and seems
to
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