Eric Radman wrote:
Yes...
- Configuration. The design and implementation of a clean
configuration format would really make WSGIKit usable.
BTW, I have written a config parser with WSGIKit in mind, but I haven't
plugged it into anything yet. I described some of the features here:
http://blo
On 16:18 Tue 01 Feb , Ian Bicking wrote:
> Winston Wolff wrote:
> >Is anybody here going to be going to Pycon? Care to do a sprint on Webware?
>
> I'm planning on PyCon and the sprint; I'll be presenting on WSGIKit
> (with an emphasis on WSGI and middleware). I have to admit, I get
> frustr
Winston Wolff wrote:
I'd be up for a WSGIKit sprint. I certainly don't understand WSGIKit as
well as I understand Webware so this is a good opportunity to get my
feet wet.
I'd like to work on making it a viable development platform first. So
my priorities would be:
* unit tests,
Certainly
lloyd wrote:
> Ben Parker wrote:
> > Contexts are really thin in Webware/WebKit right now. I mean
> really thin.
> > The only time they've come into play for me is acting as a
> container for how
> > WebKit instantiates servlets. Unless you do a lot of
> intra-context servlet
> > inheriting, you've
I'd be up for a WSGIKit sprint. I certainly don't understand WSGIKit
as well as I understand Webware so this is a good opportunity to get my
feet wet.
I'd like to work on making it a viable development platform first. So
my priorities would be:
* unit tests,
* exception handling,
* restart
Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
Ian Bicking wrote:
Winston Wolff wrote:
Is anybody here going to be going to Pycon? Care to do a sprint on
Webware?
I'm planning on PyCon and the sprint; I'll be presenting on WSGIKit
(with an emphasis on WSGI and middleware). I have to admit, I get
frustrated these days w
Ian Bicking wrote:
> Winston Wolff wrote:
>> Is anybody here going to be going to Pycon? Care to do a sprint on
>> Webware?
>
> I'm planning on PyCon and the sprint; I'll be presenting on WSGIKit
> (with an emphasis on WSGI and middleware). I have to admit, I get
> frustrated these days when I w
Eric Radman wrote:
I think the most valuable sprint would be on something that most of us
are capable of contributing to--documentation!
Well, one of the ideas of sprinting is to take on tasks that might be
too difficult to take on alone, or where people are coming in with
different experience.
Winston Wolff wrote:
Is anybody here going to be going to Pycon? Care to do a sprint on Webware?
I'm planning on PyCon and the sprint; I'll be presenting on WSGIKit
(with an emphasis on WSGI and middleware). I have to admit, I get
frustrated these days when I work on the Webware core :( -- any i
Ben Parker wrote:
Contexts are really thin in Webware/WebKit right now. I mean really thin.
The only time they've come into play for me is acting as a container for how
WebKit instantiates servlets. Unless you do a lot of intra-context servlet
inheriting, you've probably never had occasion to read
Here's what I would do:
class mypage(WebKit.Page):
def actions(self):
return ['nifty_action']
def nifty_action(self):
fields = self.request().fields()
oldval = int(fields.get('foo','0'))
newval = oldval+2
self.writeln('%d + 2 = %d' % (oldval,newval))
self.w
I'm probably be there just for monday and tuesday. Maybe sunday.
Regarding what to do, I hope to have the automated tests for all kits converted before PyCon so we can rely on them to not break things. It would be nice to have a build before then too so we are freer to change things.
Some ideas
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know this is really sketchy but I hope it helps. If you want a more
detailed example let me know and I'll email you some read code for you
to look at
I don't know about the OP, but I'd like to see a more detailed example.
thanks, -Chris
--
I've added some tests for UserKit, and fixed the broken ones which had to do with MiddleKit. They tests were old and MiddleKit had changed out from under it. I also added a bit of documentation in Webware/Docs/Overview.html. It's included below.
-winston
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Automated Tests
Webware in
Well assuming that you've not over written the usual things in your
servlets, first you need to define your actions, this is the a list of
methods that you're exposing to your get and post statements. for
example
def actions(self):
return ['myfunct']
then you can call it from your form by us
Winston Wolff wrote:
I've checked in a KidKit servlet factory which lets you write .kid
files, put them in your Webware context, and then open them in your
browser as http://localhost/myContext/test.kid. I just checked it
into the development CVS, so it should be in the anonymous CVS
available
I use UserManagerToMiddleKit, but that's more because of ignorance of
the Role* variants than a conscious design descision on my part. I'm
sure it goes without saying that the UserKit docs could use some work.
-Seth
On Mon, 2005-01-31 at 20:01 -0500, Winston Wolff wrote:
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