elf._lastAccessTime = 0
self._values={}
Or am I missing something big?
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systems on which to show it off.
Would anyone be interested in taking me up on this?
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Hi,
For any fellow Vim and PSP users, I've written a syntax file to do
appropriate colour highlighting of code. It's available from
http://matrix.netsoc.tcd.ie/~fortytwo/code/psp.vim
David
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> What am I missing? Is this just because writeHTML itself is a mere method
> and so I cannot treat its local variables as globals for the enclosed
> functions?
Grr! Argh! I got caught by the "Nested Functions Aren't Nested Scopes"
gotcha.
Apologies for lowering the signal-to-noise ratio so much
to res.
What am I missing? Is this just because writeHTML itself is a mere method
and so I cannot treat its local variables as globals for the enclosed
functions?
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OK, I'm including a psp file using the <%@include file="common.psp" %>
syntax, and this code is contained therein:
def trivialFunction():
res.write(dir(req.environ()))
res.write(dir(req.environ()))
trivialFunction()
If I comment out the call to the function it works fine. If I
eful to mix HTML and PSP in the
> files that get included.
Thanks for this! I should have RTFM'd properly in the first place.
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py file it looks like it should be
ok, and I can't really see why this doesn't work.
Any suggestions?
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> > I can get the result I want with this patch to the
> > handleDeficientDirectoryURL method of Application.py, but it adds an
ugly
> > scriptname to my URL... The upside is it doesn't seem to break the rest
of
> > Webware.
> >
> > 351c351,356
> > < uri[0] = uri[0] + '/'
> > ---
> > > if not
The AppServer will then be able to talk to Apache via mod_webkit.
>
> Open a browser and visit http://hostname/WK/ and you should see the
WebWare
> examples pages.
>
> Regards,
>
> David O'Callaghan
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happening under some Unix-like system.
You need to restart Apache (do something like /etc/init.d/httpd) and you
need to start the AppServer. You should cd into the WebKit directory and run
./AppServer
The AppServer will then be able to talk to Apache via mod_webkit.
Open a browser and visi
ipt_name, '/')+1:]
>
I'd still be interested in a more elegant solution, and to find the cause of
this problem.
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> At 11:58 AM 6/28/2001 +0100, David O'Callaghan wrote:
> >I can't seem to track down where slashes are being added...
> >
> >Any thoughts on this?
>
> Someone else reported this after Robin Dunn's MakeAppWorkDir mods, also
> claiming that the p
Apache trying to work out these index URLs. They all gave
the same problem.
I can't seem to track down where slashes are being added...
Any thoughts on this?
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> >Gah! I meant ModSnakeAdapter. I don't know why I typo'd that...
>
> Another question, are you using 0.5.1rc3 or are you using a CVS
> checkout? I suspect that ModSnakeAdapter is broken in other ways in CVS
> but I can't verify it because I use Windows, and mod_snake doesn't run on
> Windows.
> Do you mean ModPythonAdapter or ModSnakeAdapter? You mentioned both.
>
> A similar fix has already been made in the CVS version of
ModPythonAdapter,
> but maybe ModSnakeAdapter hasn't been kept up to date.
>
Gah! I meant ModSnakeAdapter. I don't know why I typo'd that...
]] = header[1]
---
>req.headers_out[header[0]] = string.join(header[1:], ":")
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> At 01:06 PM 6/26/2001 +0100, David O'Callaghan wrote:
> >Is this a known feature with mod_snake or does it sound more like a
> >misconfiguration?
>
> I haven't heard of this problem before and don't use mod_snake myself. But
> here are some things to st
ing shows up in either WebKit's access or error logs, or in Apache's
> access
> or error logs.
>
> Is this a known feature with mod_snake or does it sound more like a
> misconfiguration?
Gah! Ignore my blathering. After restarting the Appserve
nake or does it sound more like a
misconfiguration?
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