it uses ZPT, drop in a
> .tmpl or .kid file and it uses Cheetah or Kid, etc.
-> something like "TemplateKit" supporting Cheetah, Kid, ZPT, etc..
This would be a real Bonus for Webware and as far as I
understand this is just around the corner, right? ;-)
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On Wed, 2005-02-02 at 14:35 -0600, Ian Bicking wrote:
> I brought up the idea of a reference/common/standard set of WSGI
> middleware on the Web-SIG list, but didn't get much reaction. It could
> be pressed harder.
absolutely!
> I'll copy my message from there:
> Some candidates I imagine:
>
On Tue, 2005-02-01 at 16:18 -0600, Ian Bicking wrote:
> Winston Wolff wrote:
> > Is anybody here going to be going to Pycon? Care to do a sprint on Webware?
Would be nice, but I'm not in DC this year.
Maybe a "Python Web framework Unification" sprint would
be interesting or something like best "P
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
On Tue, 04.01.2005, 19:16 -0500 Winston Wolff wrote:
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> You can find a zip file that contains two cheetah servlet factories on
> my site here (I'll keep it up for a few months):
>
> http://www.stratolab.com/static/Che
On Tue, 04.01.2005, 08:53 -0500 Eric Radman wrote:
> 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
he last mail,
so it is "difficul"t to comment that... (I installed the newest
ElementTree version)
Tom
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Hi,
I did some research and found the following e-mail
http://www.mail-archive.com/webware-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net/msg00114.html
It seems that I wrote a TALKit 3 years ago, but the code is not
available on www.python.de anymore (I found it and other material on one
of my hard drives, but it
Since many years I was asking myself why there is no Portlet framework
for Webware available (something like JSR168 and WSRP but for Python).
Maybe I missed somehting here or do folks on this list not like the
Portlet idea? Seems at least natural to implement portlets after
having servlets in Webwa
Has anybody used Webware together with the Kid Template language
(which is based on ElementTree using concepts from XSLT, TAL and
PHP in a very nice and simple mix, which I liked immediately).
http://splice.sourceforge.net/kid/
I know there are so many different template langauages
and concepts
I'll focus on the WebKit and MiddleKit (the two components I have the most
> experience with), and I hope to have a bit of time to introduce PSP and show
> an XML-RPC example, too.
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ike
"how to write a good Webware application", so people
adopt a similar style (the Webware style so to say ;-).
Learning by copying good style is never bad in my opinion.
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course I want so switch, but do not have the time
to implement everything myself right now...
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database access for a content scheduling system, which
> manages content for the servlets.
Interesting. Do you use TaskKit or do you implement the scheduling
yourself..
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to the "Derive from SitePage" approach later, but a cleaner
solution would be nice. Maybe even a PoolKit, which makes pooling
avaliable
in a much general sense (like Poolman in the Java world,
http://www.codestudio.com)
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r indentation level
(Field.py, line 721)
A simple example with Cheetah templates would be nice to..
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dapter and
> all the other access mechanisms I've tried.
What happens if you remove the PSP directory for a moment?
Does it work then or do you still get errors?
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rstand for me.)
Enjoy and comments/examples welcome..
Donovan, thanks for the first cut. TALKit will
hopefully make it easier for interested people to
explore TAL in a non Zope context...
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Tom Schwaller wrote:
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> I took the work from Donovan Preston
> and made a quick and dirty kit out of it.
sorry for posting the whole zip file, it was way
too big for a mailing list, but it's to late now ...
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Chuck Esterbrook wrote:
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> At 04:44 AM 6/9/2001 +0200, Tom Schwaller wrote:
> >I updated one of my systems to Mandrake 8.0
> >where I have apache-1.3.19 running now.
> >Unfortunately mod_webkit does not work anymore.
> >I get connection time outs. Any ideas?
> &
I updated one of my systems to Mandrake 8.0
where I have apache-1.3.19 running now.
Unfortunately mod_webkit does not work anymore.
I get connection time outs. Any ideas?
Has anybody apache-1.3.19 and mod_webkit working together?
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Tavis Rudd wrote:
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> On Monday 28 May 2001 18:05, Tom Schwaller wrote:
> > after installation I found a small typo:
> > /usr/lib/python2.1/site-packages/TemplateServer/ServletFa
> >ctory.py", line 26,
> > from Compliler import wrapTemplateCode
>
has been shutdown
AppServer: All Services have been shutdown
ThreadedAppServer seems to work ok..
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