Gary Perez wrote:
Don't know about windows or apache2, but maybe use the OneShot.cgi
adapter. It's slower, but loads/runs/shutsdown the appserver every hit.
No caching issues. Once satisfied, use the mod_webkit module. Hope this
helps.
thanks to all who replied. i tried autoreload and seems
to
I used to think it caches too much also, but then I changed my
programming style a bit.
Rather then build the modules inside webware try to build as much as
possible outside of Webware. Once its all tested and working then just
have a servlet issue a few lines of code that call the module.
deelan wrote:
> hi there,
>
> i'm trying to develop my first web app with python, webware and
> cheetah template. i'm positively impressed by the whole system and
> i'm not having great issues that bothers my much, until now :(
>
> one thing i find very annoying and time consuming it's
> the way
On Wed, 25 Jun 2003 20:13:18 +0200 deelan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ...and after comes the mighty:
>
> 'AutoReload': 0,
>
> which, i've been told, does not work as intended if webware
> run as NT service (infact if activated it crashes webware on my
> machine). does autoreload woul
hi there,
i'm trying to develop my first web app with python, webware and cheetah
template. i'm positively impressed by the whole system and i'm not
having great issues that bothers my much, until now :(
one thing i find very annoying and time consuming it's
the way webware handles caching, it c
