On Mon, 08 Oct 2001 13:22:39 -0700, you wrote:
>At 09:56 PM 10/8/2001 +0200, Vincent Wagelaar wrote:
>>Traceback (most recent call last):
>> File "WebKit/Application.py", line 341, in dispatchRequest
>> self.handleGoodURL(transaction)
>> File "WebKit/Application.py", line 489, in handleGoodURL
>> self.respond(transaction)
>> File "WebKit/Application.py", line 610, in respond
>> transaction.respond()
>> File "WebKit\Transaction.py", line 93, in respond
>> self._servlet.respond(self)
>> File "D:\Webware\WebKit\Examples\Colorize.py", line 31, in respond
>> from WebKit.DocSupport import py2html
>>ImportError: No module named DocSupport
>
>I experienced this before releasing and then fixed it before the
>announcement, so I'm surprised to see you have this problem. I just tried
>again: I downloaded 0.6a1, installed it and went to Examples where I viewed
>source.
>
>We used to get this problem with __init__.py files that were zero bytes in
>length because WinZip wouldn't unpack them. However, one in DocSupport/ has
># and a newline.
>
>My question to you: Do you have an __init__.py in DocSupport/? If so, how
>many bytes is it and what are the contents?
No, the file was not there, I now created one and view source now
works :) Maybe PowerArchiver doesn't work as expected.
Ok, I tried extracting the files with GNU tar on my linux box. That
solved that problem. PowerArchiver's fault problably.
Two new problems:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "WebKit\Application.py", line 341, in dispatchRequest
self.handleGoodURL(transaction)
File "WebKit\Application.py", line 489, in handleGoodURL
self.respond(transaction)
File "WebKit\Application.py", line 610, in respond
transaction.respond()
File "WebKit\Transaction.py", line 93, in respond
self._servlet.respond(self)
File "WebKit\HTTPServlet.py", line 38, in respond
method(self, trans)
File "WebKit\Page.py", line 34, in respondToGet
self._respond(transaction)
File "WebKit\Page.py", line 67, in _respond
self.writeHTML()
File "WebKit\Page.py", line 129, in writeHTML
self.writeBody()
File
"D:\Webware\WebKit\Cache\PSP\_Webware_PSP_Examples_TrackingExample_psp.py",
line 49, in writeBody
locationCan =
self.getCan("locationCan","WebKit.Cans.LocationCan","session")
File "WebKit\Page.py", line 334, in getCan
instance =
apply(self._transaction.application()._canFactory.createCan,(klass,)+args,kargs)
File "WebKit\CanFactory.py", line 31, in createCan
mod = __import__(canName,locals(), globals(), [canName])
ImportError: No module named Cans.LocationCan
This is the version extracted with GNU tar... putting an __init__.py
containing an # in the Cans directory solved that one.
And still getting this error.
Plug-ins list: D:\Webware\WebUtils, D:\Webware\UserKit,
D:\Webware\TaskKit, D:\W
ebware\PSP, D:\Webware\MiscUtils, D:\Webware\MiddleKit,
D:\Webware\COMKit
Loading plug-in: WebUtils at D:\Webware\WebUtils
Loading plug-in: UserKit at D:\Webware\UserKit
Loading plug-in: TaskKit at D:\Webware\TaskKit
Loading plug-in: PSP at D:\Webware\PSP
Loading context: PSPExamples at D:\Webware\PSP\Examples
Loading plug-in: MiscUtils at D:\Webware\MiscUtils
Loading plug-in: MiddleKit at D:\Webware\MiddleKit
-->> WARNING: Cannot locate MiddleKit\WebBrowser.
Loading plug-in: COMKit at D:\Webware\COMKit
There is a __init__ file in that directory.
>Is there any chance you grabbed 0.6a1 before it was announced on the list?
>(Perhaps you were browsing the "mirror downloads" at .../python/webware/?)
>
I downloaded it after you sent the e-mail to the list...
Maybe a suggestion: make also a release in zip format to solve the
problems with the windows extractors, if you already weren't planning
to do so.
Cheers,
Vincent
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