michelts wrote: > Hi guys, > > I have a medium size application running over webware (with sqlobject, > formencode and cheetah), I will need to redraw my database so now I > thinking on migrating from Webware to a newer framework. I realy like > webware, so I think on PasteWebkit. > > I make use of components today, I done recently a CheetahComponent > (unreleased, I done it just a week), I have updated FEComponent too. > What do you recomend, is this migration necessary?
To PasteWebKit, or...? I migrated to PasteWebKit, and it's not too hard from Webware. Components should work -- I made very few changes when moving from Webware to PasteWebKit (when things broke I tried to fix them in PasteWebKit). You'll probably have to change your file layout; if you use "paster create --template=webkit Project" you'll get a blank layout, and then you can copy files into that, switch a few imports, and that's mostly it. If you are happy with that setup, then that might be useful. > Does Paste have some mod_webkit integration with apache? With a lot of > python frameworks released today, is webware an obsolete framework? I kind of think so. PasteWebKit won't be obsolete anytime in the future, at least in terms of being functional, though it's also not going to be updated in the future either. Old code will still run fine, and you can run it beside new code. For new projects I'm using Pylons. WebKit is a little long-winded at times. Though you could actually put PasteWebKit servlets into Pylons quite easily -- I think you just have to use Pylons convention of PageNameController, instead of Webware PageName. -- Ian Bicking | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://blog.ianbicking.org _______________________________________________ Paste-users mailing list [email protected] http://webwareforpython.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/paste-users
