way to insert the session cookie on the url (like the
> AutomaticPathSession on webware)?
No.
> - Are there much people using it in daily projects?
I'm using it on a couple of sites now, including an intranet application
for the company I work for. I don't know who else i
eeBSD I'd check
with them to find out what settings in login.conf apply to you:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/users-limiting.html
If you're hitting a ceiling they put in place you're app may not be
behaving very well.
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ts to start something new or audit
existing material can do so. You're ideas are good, so I would encourage
you to start a how-to section on the Wiki or something similar.
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Who has administrative control over the #webware IRC channel? I need my
username (eradman) kicked off because freenode thinks I'm already logged
in. It doesn't appear that any of the channel operators have been online
for quite some time.
E
On 14:51 Fri 18 Feb , fab wrote:
> > Are you using the CGI adaptor?
>
> Yes, I use the CGI adaptor.
>
> > > Anyone used WebWare & thttpd ? Must I try to fix the code to be
> > > thttpd-compatible ?
> >
> > Are there specific features that crash the app, or is it a universal
> > issue? Please
Are there specific features that crash the app, or is it a universal
issue? Please send more specific examples of what's happening. Also,
what platform are you using? (NetBSD 1.6/2.0/... ?)
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NAMIC_SESSIONS=1000 # maximum sessions in memory
Because this file has a .py extension the user knows the rules of the
config file because it's python. This means of setting global parameters
also also allows the user to define any site-specific parameters in the
same file;
Perhaps the specific behavior (e.g.
logging vs. dumping all data to the browser) would be governed by
the configuration system.
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I think the most valuable sprint would be on something that most of us
are capable of contributing to--documentation!
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On 11:53 Mon 03 Jan , Winston Wolff wrote:
> So regarding WSGIKit and Webware, how do you think we should proceed
> as far as the code base and development goes? Should we try to move
> Webware over to use WSGI, should we develop them in parallel?
I think WSGIKit and Webware should be maintai
Winston,
I removed the table-layout selector. It still looks good on
Firefox/Linux and IE 5/Win2K.
Eric
On 11:24 Thu 18 Nov , Winston Wolff wrote:
> This is a message for whoever is maintaing the www.webwareforpython.org
> site. There is a layout problem when viewing it on the Mac with
>
Allow me to correct myself:
Page.serverSidePath() is available, it's just not available as
self.request().Page.serverSidePath()
Eric
On 15:48 Fri 12 Nov , Eric Radman wrote:
>
> At is stands right now the Webware WSGI application is missing the
> serverSidePath() function,
hy is this function redefined so many times?
2. Why do we need this function when os.path.abspath() can be used
anywhere to get the full path for file operations?
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> I'm not clear what you mean by this..? You mean, there is a None value
> in that dictionary? That would be a problem; a None value means that
> there is explicitly no constructor, and you should get a 404.
My mistake: it's not None, it's ''.
> I'm not sure what self.filename you are speaking
ass test(Page):
def writeHTML(self):
self.writeln("This is a working site!")
How does 'get_application()' work, and what do I need to set to make it happy?
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nstance of WebKit (or any other app)
listening on a specific port it's locked, so other users only get an error when
they try to step on it. If another user knows that you stopped your instance of
WebKit then they can steal you're port.
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Intro and then sifting
through the mailing list archives.
Most of the code is well commented, so submit generating reference pages from
the source with Epydoc (http://epydoc.sourceforge.net/).
This is how Twisted Matrix keeps their API spec up to date:
http://www.twistedmatrix.com/documents/current/ap
d $appdir && ./AppServer &>appserver.log &
fi
echo "done."
;;
stop)
echo -n "Stopping $appname: "
kill `cat $appdir/appserverpid.txt`
echo "done."
;;
restart)
$0 stop
sleep 2
$0 start
echo "done."
;;
kill
Instead of releasing a new package, would it be better to simply give CVS/SVN
instructions from a Download link? If the latest version is the version that
the community at large should be using then this would remove need to build new
tarballs.
Eric Radman
On 10:06 Wed 28 Jul , David
conversion functions to pass a
formatted string back to psycopg:
=> SELECT to_char(now(), 'HH:MM:SS.MS');
You can then parse the string yourself.
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On 20:30 Mon 26 Jul , Marc Saric wrote:
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
On 10:41 Tue 20 Apr , Ian Bicking wrote:
> Aaron Held wrote:
> >I like actions the way they are - they are very simple to understand.
> >If you have a hello "Aaron" type app its easy to setup a servlet like
> >
> >def writeContent(self):
> > self.write(' >name="_acctionHello"');
> >
> >def he
On 11:00 Mon 19 Apr , Ian Bicking wrote:
> I'm not sure how this fits into what people are doing with _action_
> right now.
My preference is that actions would do very little by default. I've had to
fight with actions because they're presumptuous. I would like to see actions
simplified--I d
t of flush() function before redirecting the response?
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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
viewing and cutting, and committing new Wiki posts. We don't need useless
material!
The paradigm shift that I'm talking about is transitioning from the idea of
"home page" to "portal".
Are you tracking with this ide
The corner does move out of place, but it's not sized wrong--if you decrease your font
size to normal it looks right. If we decide on a design we'll take the time to debug
the designs. :-)
Eric
On 16:58 Fri 09 Apr , Scott Russell wrote:
> I like it quite a but, but
>
> http://www.webwaref
Guys,
I put together another sample layout. Let me know what you think.
http://www.webwareforpython.org/~eradman/
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I think webwareforpython.org was a good choice--it's totally unambiguous.
Eric
On 11:38 Mon 05 Apr , Jason Hildebrand wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I registered webwareforpython.org on the weekend. It's a long name, but is
> very clear. Registering this doesn't preclude anyone from registering
> a
omain who should it be registered too? Right now there is no WebWare Inc., so
who would we register it to?
> Eric Radman volunteered to contribute to the new website. I take that to
> mean he doesn't have time to be the primary author/designer.
At the moment I'm testing a Gent
On 08:54 Tue 30 Mar , Jason Hildebrand wrote:
> On Mon, 2004-03-29 at 23:57, Pawel J Maczewski wrote:
> > BTW: is there anywhere a package for Debian with Webware? Or
> > someone's
> > working on it? Do you know?
>
> There was talk about it on the list more than a year ago, but I never saw
>
On 20:59 Sat 27 Mar , Todd Grimason wrote:
> Ah - I didn't realize there were(is?) other projects out there with
> the same name. I certainly didn't mean to attack Python (obviously),
> just thought it kinda sounds like 'Struts for Java' or 'Zope for
> Python', etc.
>
> Going to 'Webware', wit
> I think for a lot of people, the fact that it's Python is important -- so I
> wouldn't necessarily want to throw that away. But I agree that a more
> functional subtitle could be beneficial.
I agree. The fact that this is a Python framework is very important. This
framework would not have the s
uld be needed.
I can donate 2U or rack space at our POP (Scranton Pennsylvania, USA) for a server to
host WebWare's site. I would suggest a dedicated server so that it could be optimized
for WebWare use.
Eric Radman
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There are no e-builds for either of those packages. If anyone is up for
it, submit the new ebuild to bugs.gentoo.org and a developer will review
the new package.
Eric Radman
http://eradman.com
On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 12:51, CLIFFORD ILKAY wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just installed Gentoo and noti
" needs an instance of ASStreamOut.
Eric Radman
On Wed, 2004-02-11 at 01:19, Ian Maurer wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I have just recently ported my Webware application to a FreeBSD
> server and I am having some trouble with it that I cannot seem to
> figure out.
>
> Here
Michael,
I've been using Webware on several of my servers running Apache 2 on x86
and Sparc. It seems to be very stable. Since it's pure Python Webware
remains current and extensible because of the Python community.
I would recommend it for web-applications of any size.
Eric Radman
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