Randy,
On Tue, 7 Jan 2003, Randy Heiland wrote:
> Is it possible to use Webware/WebKit from a non-browser client, e.g, from a
> Python or Java client? I'm hoping/assuming the answer is yes.
to me it seems your question isn't regarding Webware as such but HTTP
client programming. Webware-powered sites usually don't deliver Python
code to clients; Python is only used on the server side.
If I'm right, the answer to your question is yes.
> Anyone have a simple example of such a client that would obtain/display a jpeg
> image?
In Python, you can use the usual facilities as e. g. urllib:
import urllib
content_fileobject = urllib.urlopen('http://somehost.com/image.jpg')
# get the graphics data as a stream of bytes (in a string)
content = content_fileobject.read()
content_fileobject.close()
# do something with the data (store it on disk or move it elsewhere)
# e. g.
graphics_fileobject = open('myimage.jpg', 'wb')
graphics_fileobject.write(content)
graphics_fileobject.close()
See the documentation for the standard module urllib module for more.
Stefan
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