Ian Bicking wrote:
> To me, Webware's lack of a conventional Python installation process
has always been a serious problem. There's no reason to use Webware's
distribution mechanism (which clearly is slow and error prone, which has
a lot to do with the many-year delay of 0.9) when you have a new piece
of code that can easily be distributed by itself.
Ok, so by your advice I will make DBUtils an independent package on the
top level of the repository. Is there a way for me to put a tarball in
the download section that I can refer to from the wiki?
I will only make some minor changes to MiscUtils/DBPool.py and add a
note about the existence of DBUtils.
Speaking about Webware installation, how difficult do you think would it
be to change Webware to use a standard distutils or setuptools
installer? Everything except bin would go to the site-packages
directory. MakeAppWorkDir could be the same as always.
-- Christoph
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