re are some workarounds. The biggest advantage is that it is
very quick indeed.
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what code is actually being used. I've worked against both official
releases and CVS snapshots of Webware, but you can only make reasonable
guarantees of compatibility with the releases - it's hard to even
replicate an ad-hoc CVS snapshot, let alone support it.
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's methods might still be slipping in as
it handles the request.
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directory mentioned in that line in httpd.conf (ie. whatever /.../ is),
and you'll also need to change some paths at the start of WebKit.cgi to
point to the AppServer's configuration.
I hope this
ring (http data) it would be nice to cough that down to the
> client asynchronously. This would have implications for
response.flush()
> in servlets.
I wouldn't mind looking into this a bit more, preferably with assistance
from people in the know.
> 3. Am I crazy? Maybe.
Not at all
a of
uncertainty (with the exception of access control, probably) once and
for all.
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One desirable consequence of better standardisation is that developers can
just move on to higher-level issues and stop reinventing the wheel at the
low (and uninteresting) end. And one side-effect of WebStack is that it
ends up just like the WebProgramming page, but with th
it looks hacked together. The real selling point with HTML DB was
that we hacked together an application, but the default look & feel
*looked* slick.
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e if NTServiceLogFilename was
set by default to something useful (Logs\NTService.log would be
sensible).
4. Opening the log file unbuffered (bufsize=0 in the open call) is
also useful.
Otherwise, it's dead simple to set up and get working. I'm seriously
impressed!
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rdcodes the path in a couple files -- just Launch.py
> and WebKit.cgi, I think, but I'm not sure. You'd have to edit those
> files to change the path.
Sounds good. Presumably, if I install into a directory which *doesn't*
contain the version number, then I don't need
ion number) how do I tell my working directory where
Webware has moved to?
Sorry if these are daft questions - I checked the website and the
Wiki, but couldn't see anything on this issue.
Thanks,
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or Webware and for other frameworks, and you might want to
look into the following package for clues:
http://www.python.org/pypi?:action=display&name=WebStack&version=0.2
Unifying Web frameworks, particularly when things like Apache stand in the
way, can be a pretty frustrating activity.
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install. You won't need to be root to do this, nor will you need root
privileges to install mod_webkit within that Apache installation. For
testing/development purposes, there's nothing wrong with this solution at
all.
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ally want, if you need a DB-API compliant ODBC
module.
> > I am pretty sure that DBPool needs a dbAPI module to work with.
>
> So what to do with it?
I suppose you need to do a bit of debugging. Have a look in DBPool to see
what it does with the keyword argu
implement a "forgiving" XML
parser, and that kind of thing is always going to receive criticism in the
XML community.
Anyway, this was some time ago, and I haven't been on a number of mailing
lists for ages. Still, it's good to see Webware moving along.
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he program work out
the total,, and puts the next input box on the screen, WITHOUT leaving the
page. Possible?
Anyway, if this can be done, I would be grateful for pointers!
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Well, I've seen environments where validation is important, and I can imagine
that in a business-to-business context it's essential. In such environments,
programs aren't casually dealing with "stuff they've found on the Web which
might be interesting" - the data coming in has to be right, otherwise it's
sent straight back for corrections and the transaction doesn't take place.
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likely that such services merely act as auction houses in these artificial,
closed markets, milking the punters for all they can - if you're desperate to
get a domain, where else can you go?
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s of
PyXML in these "edge cases", however - there was a fair amount of discussion
recently about what was needed to use XSLT with PyXML and whether those extra
components (from 4Suite) were even compatible with the most recent PyXML. I
m
27;t
think it's particularly hard to use certain parts of the DOM API to find,
process or extract parts of XML documents. However, there are some issues (text
section handling being a good example) which are irrelevant for certain
applications and where it should be possible
MLTools.tar.gz
The usual disclaimers apply: if it does anything nasty or undesirable (which it
shouldn't without severe provocation) then don't blame me for the
consequences. ;-)
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es, transformation of such
hierarchies into XML/XHTML pages - are covered more generally in XMLTools. With
enough time, I'm aiming to bring those changes back into XMLForms, but in such
a way that XMLForms concentrates much more on the integration with Webware (and
much less on the other things whi
; and
lots of documentation could remove any need for "bloating" the framework with
particular built-in authentication schemes.
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page to be visited occurs.
Effectively, it's basic authentication without the login window (and presumably
with session trickery going on behind the scenes), but it seems quite nice and
is potentially something like Magnus could use... or implement in Webw
erying
specifications are relevant.
Jim Kraai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>Has there been any discussion of using the DB-SIG's DB-API spec as a basis
>for abstracting support for new databases?
There was a fair amount of discussion about this in the last few months, and
rece
ome/httpd/cgi-bin/WebKit.cgi
This is with the default install of Apache on Red Hat 6.1, where /home/httpd
contains lots of Apache "public" files.
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display - it's been over five years since I used one of those
clients, though, so this is coming from memory. But Outlook, Netscape or any
other mail program won't strip things out when receiving digest mode messages
due to the stated textual nature of those messages re
write XML documents
to a stream.
* The xml.dom.ext.XHtml2HtmlPrinter.XHtml2HtmlPrintVisitor class is
initialised with a stream and can write XHTML documents as HTML.
I still use the second of these (or at least a bug-fixed version of my own) to
output HTML for XMLForms, and it does work with minidom.
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ants to authenticate using passwords, and whether they want to
permit reserve questions when/if users forget passwords, is really up to a
module which someone could write for this purpose. But I think it's too early
to wonder too much about how that module might work in detail, although we
* for Webware first. ;-)
What I would like to emphasise is that authentication is something that has
been done before many times and, more importantly, authentication frameworks
have also been well-covered in the past. For example, the whole PAM system is
supposedly oriented around
is it sufficient just to remove
the date and to leave the statement of objectives unchanged?
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ave been asleep while the conversation raged about
removing the "trans" parameter from action method signatures in the WebKit.Page
class; are there any similar changes likely to arise between now and 0.6 final?
Are we keeping the API largely stable during the beta releases?
Reg
g, but none of them seem to do
something as desirable as HTML's implementation.
Interestingly, I put a fair amount of work in with LaTeX to produce the paper
version of my CV, but I then found that potential employers were happy to print
the HTML version and put that on file...
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in
a standard hierarchical chapter/section scheme. Take a look at my XMLForms
documentation [1] and tell me that without the images you would get the same
kind of overview as you do now... or that you would get as far into the
document before falling asleep. ;-)
Paul
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the BASE element in an HTML document to preserve state in this way.
Developing a framework which makes this automatic is not as straightforward for
the first two cases, at least, given that the framework would need some level
of control over the output of servlets. This is where template systems
a
proposed privacy directive from the European Commission.
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Did anyone get anywhere in implementing non-cookie identification mechanisms in
Webware? ;-)
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Hat's, but then I'd rather build from source anyway - it doesn't take me long
to find that the configuration of a packaged version of some software doesn't
suit me, thus demanding a reconfigure and a recompile.
Regards,
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P.S. Should this go on the Wiki too?
changes in WebKit, but
I may also raise this with the Python people either as a documentation issue or
as a functionality issue. If only I had used repr when printing the values out,
I might have come to a conclusion more quickly.
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In Webware 0.5.1rc2 I didn't need to change anything - regardless of whether I
set up a context or just dropped my resources into the Examples directory, it
just worked. But on 0.6a1, neither of these arrangements seems to function - I
get the above error either way.
Is it just me who is experiencing these bizarre events?
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ache or whichever Web
server is in use. Something that would really be cool would be an online
configurator which provides the necessary configuration files for you, but I'd
settle for helpful offline programs to do the same job, certainly. :-)
Of course, a lot of this is going to be contribut
vents most bizarre. I'll
attempt to post the AppServer log later in the week, along with some more
details. Has anyone else had problems with their handlers not being imported?
Paul
P.S. Hardly any of the PSP examples seemed to work in the new release. I'll try
and post details of th
ough idea
of what XMLForms is about, read the documentation and see if it's your thing or
not. I won't be offended if it isn't. ;-)
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is the way to invoke them now, although I'm not sure about mxODBC,
which is part of the commercial package, as I haven't used it extensively since
version 2 came out.
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>some components did not make it (FormKit) and others appeared that are not
>mentioned.
>
>There is XForms from Paul Boddie, a 3rd party component for Webware:
> http://thor.prohosting.com/~pboddie/Python/XForms.html
Try XMLForms, available from...
http://www.paul.bo
unjustified, yet some attempts to book airline tickets and participate in other
online transactions seem to be curtailed by such demands.
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o implement session
>> timeouts - I hate visiting Web sites where my session expires after five
>> minutes just because I had to respond to an e-mail.
>
>Then set the timeout to half an hour, three hours or ten hours.
Can I control cookies sent to me
applications which
have registered users.
Anyway, does anyone have any advice or experiences that they want to share on
this subject?
Regards,
Paul
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an be passed to the XMLForms package as XML document
instances (see Examples/instance.xml). This opens up lots of possibilities
with XML-aware clients, but no integration with Webware has been done yet,
nor has any documentation been written about how applications should be
written to take
re
mixed into the XMLForm definition's document element object, provide the means
of inserting the appropriate XHTML elements into the final output.
These "traits" are closely related to the API used to generate that output;
currently, the DOM API is used to generate the final ou
the only "extended syntax" is the
legitimate invention of new elements for the purposes of XMLForms, and this is
confined to the XMLForms namespace (the default namespace in the above
example). I would think that a good XML editor would be able to treat one
namespace as "structure&q
>is. Of course, it is hard to mix user code and enforce that the page
>is functional in this form. I consider it more of an issue of
>perspective.
Of course, you are going to need useful supporting code to make sure that the
data that the page "reflects" is retrieved an
el descriptions and
output templates in order to support sophisticated Web user interfaces through
a minimum of developer effort.
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See:
http://www.paul.boddie.net
http://www.paul.boddie.net/Python/XMLForms/index.html
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