Actions are always -- that's what defaultAction is there for.
I don't think so. Actions only happen when there's _action_XXX in the request. But maybe you've changed this behavior.
from Servlet.py (CVS):Great! But this is not what is in the current version. I was talking about the problem with the current version, and inconsistent use of sleep. People who aren't comfortable running production servers on CVS are out of luck.
But, it does look way better. I'm looking forward to being able to take advantage of it.
You can change this fairly easily since it's a method of Servlet now, and not Application. EndResponse and other exceptions from HTTPExceptions are still handled by Application
We're still not ending the response. We're still sending a response. It's shorter, yes, but we're still doing it. "End" is the wrong metaphor.
You need some way of dealing with this -- if sleep has to be cautious about how it is called, then so be it; *something* has to be cautious. There's always a possiblity of exceptions -- if you don't
Good point. I agree.
A lot of good things come out of exceptions that can't come from flags. You can raise permission
I agree with you. Exceptions are better. Especially if they don't disrupt awake and sleep (as you've written above).
I supose we have to let someone disrupt response, but then you have the possibility of having sent data to a stream that is never sent, which is weird. An example: we use a "messages" and "errors" pattern, much like what's in your sandbox. We pop them from a list in session and send them in writeHTML. If they get sent, and *then* the response is converted into a redirect, the message is lost. This is why response should be either/or.
flag, only that we could. Right now I've been working on user management components (svn://w4py.org/LoginKit), and a more formalized way to control output seems necessary to
I like the sound of that. I'll try and look at your code.
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