Tom Schwaller wrote:
Are Aspects (simple solution in CherryPy) something people
would like to see integrated in Webware?
I don't like aspects; I'm not sure they exist anymore in CherryPy 2?
There is a file CherryPy-2.0.0b/cherrypy/lib/aspect.py, so yes,
it is still there.
What I like in CherryPy
Folk, thanks for the very interesting input!
For me: Webware = a nonbloated Python framework with an AppServer,
WebKit and some Java-like APIs (Servlets, etc. that's why I am missing
Portlets) + some very clever people on this list giving good input and
feedback.
On 04.01.2005, 22:17 -0600 Ian B
On 06.01.2005, 10:02 -0500 Winston Wolff wrote:
> Hello Ryan-
>
> Thanks for your response to integrating Kid with Webware. I think it
> would be quite easy to integrate Kid into Webware from what you have
> said in your email.
>
> Regarding how to get a Kid template to be a WebKit servlet, Chee
Hello Ryan-
Thanks for your response to integrating Kid with Webware. I think it would be quite easy to integrate Kid into Webware from what you have said in your email.
Regarding how to get a Kid template to be a WebKit servlet, Cheetah does some similar tricks to make it inherit from Servlet O
Hi All...
I have a question/suggest about the webware/kid integration...
I use cheetah and I am almost pleased with it, the best functionality,
in my opinion is the "block" statement... The "block" statement let me
define some area where the code can be changed/extended. I can extend
in a servlet
Nick Murtagh wrote:
It keeps copies of generators to enable backtracking,
very cool!
Which doesn't seem to work in standard python, at
least in 2.3.4... hmmm.
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deelan wrote:
as you can see you yield _pages_ and write the whole
process in linear fashion, pretty cool, if you ask me.
Yeah, that's the sort of thing I was talking about.
It keeps copies of generators to enable backtracking,
very cool!
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Hi Tom / Webware-discuss,
I'm jazzed to see interest around Webware w/ Kid. I have very little
experience with Webware myself but I'm committed to making any
modifications necessary on the Kid side to ensure that it is easy to
use in all popular python web environments.
On Fri, 31.12.2004, 11:2
Enrique Arizón wrote:
I was thinking about an alternative design that works
similar to the continuations usage but that (I think)
is more intuitive from a software developer's point
while keeping the same ideas.
(...)
A list of WVM instructions will look like:
0 "READ formLogin FROM USER"
I was thinking about an alternative design that works
similar to the continuations usage but that (I think)
is more intuitive from a software developer's point
while keeping the same ideas.
Basically it consist of developing what I call a "Web
Virtual Machine". The WVM will consists of a set of
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