RE: [Webware-discuss] Customizing Exception pages

2003-11-02 Thread agarbutt
Take a look at this. I have started writing a custom exception handler for my pyNuke project over at SF.net. You have to realize that the custom exception handlers are context specific and therefore the code must be put into your __init__.py for the context. Also check out the ExceptionHander.py

RE: [Webware-discuss] Customizing Exception pages

2003-11-02 Thread Hancock, David (DHANCOCK)
I won't profess to understanding exactly how this works, but one of our developers did exactly what you're trying to do. We wanted to save and email the full HTML "red-bar" traceback for oncall engineers, but we only wanted users to see a short message with an identifying number so we could correla

[Webware-discuss] Customizing Exception pages

2003-11-02 Thread Frank Barknecht
Hallo, where should I start customizing the visual appearance of error pages? Although I hope, that my users will never have to see them, if they do I want them to look at something that fits into the design of my site. I found Page.writeExceptionReport() but is this where such things should be d

Re: [Webware-discuss] Looking for recommendations

2003-11-02 Thread Frank Barknecht
Hallo, Craig H Fry hat gesagt: // Craig H Fry wrote: > I'm new to Webware and fairly new to Python. I have a programming > background (Java and FoxPro) and am trying to get up to speed fairly > quickly. > I'm a game developer and our entire framework and system runs via Python. > We are developi