On Apr 15, 2004, at 5:06 AM, Eric Radman wrote:
Sample 1:
http://www.webwareforpython.org/~eradman/
Some web sites insist on sticking with the Windows VGA 16 color
palette, but
256 colors is supported by every web browsers I have.
Looks good. I converted it to an ico and put it up on the websit
On 16:31 Thu 15 Apr , Jacob Martinson wrote:
> Relevant part of Apache config:
> LoadModule webkit_module /usr/lib/apache2/mod_webkit.so
>
> WKServer localhost 8086
> SetHandler webkit-handler
>
Is this the ONLY or reference to /wk in
/etc/apache2/conf/*.conf and /etc/apache2/conf/modules.
If someone makes the image i would be happy to make it into an ico file. The
software that I have should also
shrink the image to the proper ico size so it could be made bigger if that helps
Jose
> Original Message
> Subject: [Webware-discuss] favicon.ico
> From: "Ian Bickin
Setup webware-0.8.1 (and the included mod_webkit) with apache-2.0.47 and
python 2.3.3 on a Linux machine.
Problem is the app server never seems to respond to mod_webkit (or maybe
mod_webkit isn't connecting to the app server?). The app is listening
and if I run it with the builtin HTTP server it
* Frank Barknecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004-04-15 16:50]:
> number of the Webware directory. You could even name it your Webware
> directory "zope-6.0" or similar. ;)
I think you can make that joke when Webware hits 1.0
;-)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hallo,
Paul Moore hat gesagt: // Paul Moore wrote:
> Ian Bicking <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > MakeAppWorkDir hardcodes the path in a couple files -- just Launch.py
> > and WebKit.cgi, I think, but I'm not sure. You'd have to edit those
> > files to change the path.
>
> Sounds good. Presumably
Chris Gahan wrote:
Wow, it's really awesome to see excitement about Webware again. This is
inspiring! :)
One thing I'd like to help improve is the documentation -- specifically,
the documentation that introduces people to Webware.
There's a lot of great info on the website, the wiki, and in th
Ian Bicking <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Webware's install just fiddles with files inside the Webware
> directory, it doesn't touch anything outside, and you can deinstall
> just by deleting the directory.
Ah. OK, that makes it pretty easy then.
> MakeAppWorkDir hardcodes the path in a couple f
Paul Moore wrote:
I've seen messages in the list implying that there is a longer-term
intention to move the Webware install process to use distutils. This
would be good from my point of view (on Windows) as I *always* use the
bdist_wininst option of distutils to generate an installer package
which
There is no install outside of the webware directory. When you want
webware to be gone, you can simply delete the directory - it does not
affect anything outside of the directory unless you tell it to with
MakeAppWorkDir or by installing an external adapter.
I personally prefer this to a distutil
I've seen messages in the list implying that there is a longer-term
intention to move the Webware install process to use distutils. This
would be good from my point of view (on Windows) as I *always* use the
bdist_wininst option of distutils to generate an installer package
which provides an "unins
The method name/class name thing I suspect was at the root of my
mysteriously apearing and disapearing modules problem
I had a module, render.py with a class called render:
When I changed the module name to 'renderer', all the problems went away.
Yet this *does* seem to conflict with the norms
boa-constructor (the vb/delphi like python enviro) generates uml. It'd be
nice to develop a plug in for webware for it. looks like a complex subject
tho.
--
Shayne O'Neill
http://perth.indymedia.org
I know how hard it is for you to put food on your family."
George W. Bush
On Thu, 15 Apr 200
Will there be a new major/stable release in the near future? If so, it may be worth
the wait to avoid having to upgrade production servers twice.
--John
On Thu, 15 Apr 2004 10:59:32 -0500
Ian Bicking <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> John Dickinson wrote:
> > The company I work for uses Webware in a
John Dickinson wrote:
The company I work for uses Webware in a production environment.
Currently we have some servers running Webware 0.8.0 and some servers
running *gasp* Webware 0.4. These older machines are in the process
of being upgraded, and newer versions of Webware will be installed.
Which
Shayne ONeill wrote:
A simple problem that alot fo the examples use is that theres too much at
once going on.
none really have the simple "just decend from page and self.writeln()
your output. self.request() has the form type enviro. Took me a while to
figure it out.
and don't forget little gotcha
David Priest wrote:
Hey, Ian, I've been using ReST/DocUtils this past year for publishing
technical manuals. It has been wonderful.
I've XSL:FO transformations that can be used with FOP/XEP to create
PDFs from raw DocUtils XML output.
These could be used to "publish" a wiki. There'd need to
Unmrello is a great modeller, and saves in the XMI format natively,
which would be a big plus. Unfortunately, it's XMI is apparently
unreadable by every other tool that reads XMI. :(
It's still a very sharp modeller.
On Thu, 2004-04-15 at 10:39, Nick Murtagh wrote:
> Tracy S. Ruggles wrote:
> >
On Mon, 2004-04-12 at 19:20, Chris Gahan wrote:
> Have you guys ever experienced a problem where loading a Webware-
> servlet
> will cause the browser to sit there waiting for data forever?
> The Servlet executes and sends all the data properly, but the
> browser, for
> some reason, thinks there's
> I'm excited, too! I've been a Webware user for almost 2+
> years, and I, too, and BURIED WITH WORK(tm). It's great to
> see all the activity, and I would love to help create some
> simple examples/tutorials. I'm a big lover of diagrams and
> think about things visually all the time.
Sweet
Tracy S. Ruggles wrote:
I can contribute some UML or other visual representations of how things
work within Webware. In the open-source world, I only know of ArgoUML
(http://argouml.tigris.org I think) as a tool that we can use (or the
community edition of Poseidon, the free/commercial version
I'm excited, too! I've been a Webware user for almost 2+ years, and I,
too, and BURIED WITH WORK(tm). It's great to see all the activity, and
I would love to help create some simple examples/tutorials. I'm a big
lover of diagrams and think about things visually all the time.
I can contribute
The company I work for uses Webware in a production environment. Currently we have
some servers running Webware 0.8.0 and some servers running *gasp* Webware 0.4. These
older machines are in the process of being upgraded, and newer versions of Webware
will be installed. Which version of Webware
I'll upload the whole activismo2 cvs system at somepoint (Ian, mind if I
keep it there for sync? Im personally no fan of sourceforge). Its a bit
messy, but its got lots of nice bits to play with , rip out and redeploy.
jit cacheing , epoz integration, reaaal damn simpleminded templates etc
etc.
A
Definitely.
I think there needs to be more simple learn-by-example programs to show why
the webware way makes your life EASIER. :)
> -Original Message-
> A simple problem that alot fo the examples use is that theres
> too much at once going on.
>
> none really have the simple "just dec
A simple problem that alot fo the examples use is that theres too much at
once going on.
none really have the simple "just decend from page and self.writeln()
your output. self.request() has the form type enviro. Took me a while to
figure it out.
But maybe a simple "heres how to do hello world"
OK, the repository is more-or-less set up, now waiting for someone to
use it. You can check it out in all its empty glory:
svn co svn://w4py.org
I don't know what we'll put in there. Thoughts? The only contents are
a document which outlines how the repository can be used (still open
for d
Hey, Ian, I've been using ReST/DocUtils this past year for publishing
technical manuals. It has been wonderful.
I've XSL:FO transformations that can be used with FOP/XEP to create PDFs
from raw DocUtils XML output.
These could be used to "publish" a wiki. There'd need to be a pre-render
p
Have you guys ever experienced a problem where loading a Webware-servlet
will cause the browser to sit there waiting for data forever?
The Servlet executes and sends all the data properly, but the browser, for
some reason, thinks there's more coming and waits until it times out. I
think the bro
Wow, it's really awesome to see excitement about Webware again. This is
inspiring! :)
One thing I'd like to help improve is the documentation -- specifically,
the documentation that introduces people to Webware.
There's a lot of great info on the website, the wiki, and in the source's
pydoc s
Sample 1:
http://www.webwareforpython.org/~eradman/
Some web sites insist on sticking with the Windows VGA 16 color palette, but
256 colors is supported by every web browsers I have.
Eric
On 19:33 Wed 14 Apr , Ian Bicking wrote:
> We could really use a favicon.ico for the website. I thoug
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