Randall Smith wrote:
I'm trying to get webware going on VServer, but I'm getting the error below.
Listening on ('127.0.0.1', 8086)
Ready (0.36 seconds after launch)
Listening on ('127.0.0.1', 8080)
('192.168.1.203', 8080)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
/usr/local/lib
Randall Smith wrote:
I'm trying to get webware going on VServer, but I'm getting the error below.
Listening on ('127.0.0.1', 8086)
Ready (0.36 seconds after launch)
Listening on ('127.0.0.1', 8080)
('192.168.1.203', 8080)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
/usr/local/lib
My webkit setup requires certain environment variables to be set up in
order to use Oracle. I'm starting webkit (using the included script) as
user webware, but environment variables are not set, so the webkit
instance cannot access the Oracle libraries. I can put the environment
variables
Michael Palmer wrote:
Randall Smith wrote:
Michael Palmer wrote:
Randall Smith wrote:
It parses text files that contain lab results, manipulates the data,
then uploads it to a database.
Interesting. I have to keep track of lab data, too. It would be great if
you could make this available when
This came out of a previous thread I started. I'm using XMLRPC and I
want to take advantage of Webware's session storage without using
cookies. What I have in mind is to generate a unique id, store and
retrieve variables using that unique id. Basically everything about
sessions but the
Michael Palmer wrote:
Randall Smith wrote:
I'm writing an app that uses the XMLRPCServlet class. I'm writing my
app so that the 'business' logic is completely unaware of Webware or
XMLRPC. A class called LabRat contains all of the business logic.
does this name mean that the app is somehow
don't take it that way. I like
Webware most because it is simple/powerful just like Python. I guess
that's saying it is Pythonic.
These are all things I think are important to understand to write solid
apps.
Randall Smith
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I am working on a project in which I have chosen to use xmlrpc. As I
set out to look for an app server, I wanted one that would allow code
changes without restarting the process(es) and one that is
non-blocking. I considered building my own from the Python standard
library, and I considered
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I'm running the current version of webkit on Debian. I noticed that a
certain view on my website was unavailable and I investigated. This is
what I found. The permissions on a file have changed to the following:
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On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 00:32, Randall Smith wrote:
I've been having a session problem. It happens when a session times
out. Here is the scenario:
1. User surfs happily with no problems then waits a while.
2. Session times out (I believe).
3. User request handled by displatch servlet (Index.py).
4
I've been having a session problem. It happens when a session times
out. Here is the scenario:
1. User surfs happily with no problems then waits a while.
2. Session times out (I believe).
3. User request handled by displatch servlet (Index.py).
4. Dispatch servlet (Index.py) sets value in
I'm having some performance problems. It seems that when a servlet
takes a long time to service a request, no other requests are completed
until it finishes.
The case in which I observed this behavior:
I have a servlet that takes input and sends an email using smtplib.
Today I had network
Hi,
I'm having trouble understanding a certain aspect of webware/python.
Here is what I'm trying to do.
Three files are involved: SitePage.py, View.py, View.psp (These aren't
the real names.)
SitePage.py -- View.py -- View.psp
View.py inherits from SitePage and View.psp inherits from
Below is my directory structure for my webware application.
+ webware_dir
|- 404Text.txt
|- AppServer
|- Launch.py
|- WebKit.cgi
|- address.txt
|- appserverpid.txt
|-+ Cache/
|-+ Configs/
|-+ ErrorMsgs/
|-+ Logs/
|-+ Sessions/
|-+ lib/
| |- SitePage.py
| |- db.py
| |- quickSearch.py
|-+
Below is my directory structure for my webware application.
+ webware_dir
|- 404Text.txt
|- AppServer
|- Launch.py
|- WebKit.cgi
|- address.txt
|- appserverpid.txt
|-+ Cache/
|-+ Configs/
|-+ ErrorMsgs/
|-+ Logs/
|-+ Sessions/
|-+ lib/
| |- SitePage.py
| |- db.py
| |- quickSearch.py
|-+
Below is my directory structure for my webware application.
+ webware_dir
|- 404Text.txt
|- AppServer
|- Launch.py
|- WebKit.cgi
|- address.txt
|- appserverpid.txt
|-+ Cache/
|-+ Configs/
|-+ ErrorMsgs/
|-+ Logs/
|-+ Sessions/
|-+ lib/
| |- SitePage.py
| |- db.py
| |- quickSearch.py
|-+
Below is my directory structure for my webware application.
+ webware_dir
|- 404Text.txt
|- AppServer
|- Launch.py
|- WebKit.cgi
|- address.txt
|- appserverpid.txt
|-+ Cache/
|-+ Configs/
|-+ ErrorMsgs/
|-+ Logs/
|-+ Sessions/
|-+ lib/
| |- SitePage.py
| |- db.py
| |- quickSearch.py
|-+
I'm trying to configure webware to use the html validation. I've
installed the wdg validation software and now I'm stuck on the SitePage
configuration. I'm new to Python and Webware and probably just showing
my ignorance, but here is an explanation of my problem.
When I override the
I've been looking for a better way to write web applications. I've used
asp/vbscript and then moved to php on apache/linux.
I used the webkit adapter and setup a seperate application directory and
it works fine. I added a psp handler in the apache configuration and it
works OK too.
What I'm
I've used php for 1 year and I think it's great, but I'm trying to
improve my programming methods and find php is not sufficient for my
needs. I've played around with python and I really like its syntax,
ease of use, oo design, among other things. I've found myself doing oo
in php, trying to
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