Re: [Webware-discuss] Upgrade to Python 2.4, MiddleKit and DateTime confusion -- Found problem
The DateTime issue was the result of my sloppy upgrade. I failed to
copy over the new AppServer, Launch, etc. to my context directory.
I have to resolve a few issues with mx.DateTime in my own code, but
Webware is now running with the MySQLD-python 1.2 version.
Roger Haase
--- Roger Haase [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to upgrade a Fedora Core 3 installation to Fedora Core 4,
converting from Python 2.3 to 2.4 and moving to Webware .9 as part of
the process. Fedora Core 3 has been running with the mx utilities
and
MySQL-python 0.9.2.
I am getting an abend when trying to logon to my application:
File /home/web/dra/Scripts/SitePage.py, line 257, in
respondToPost
[edit]
self._respond(transaction)
File ./WebKit/HTTPContent.py, line 105, in _respond [edit]
File ./WebKit/Page.py, line 30, in defaultAction [edit]
File /home/web/dra/Scripts/Logon.py, line 79, in writeHTML [edit]
user,message = self.processFields(cookieKey)
File /home/web/dra/Scripts/Logon.py, line 111, in processFields
[edit]
user = sqldb.fetchObjectsOfClass('User',clauses='where name=%s'
%
name)
File ./MiddleKit/Run/SQLObjectStore.py, line 346, in
fetchObjectsOfClass [edit]
File ./MiddleKit/Run/MiddleObject.py, line 104, in readStoreData
[edit]
File /home/web/dra/db/GeneratedPy/GenUser.py, line 942, in
setUpdateTime [edit]
raise TypeError, 'expecting datetime type, but got value %r of
type
%r instead' % (value, type(value))
TypeError: expecting datetime type, but got value
datetime.datetime(2005, 12, 22, 10, 34, 53) of type type
'datetime.datetime' instead
If I understand this correctly, a User record is in the process of
being moved into the Middlekit store, and it is expecting the old
mx.DateTime type of type 'DateTime', but the MySQL-python module is
passing the Python 2.3/2.4 type 'datetime.datetime'.
An idea was to uninstall mx and see what happened next, but yum
reported that MySQL-python 1.2 was dependent upon mx and would be
uninstalled along with it.
Anyone have an idea of what to do to fix this?
Roger Haase
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Re: [Webware-discuss] Upgrade to Python 2.4, MiddleKit and DateTime confusion -- Found problem
Thanks for the update!
I actually keep my context next to my app dir to remind myself that
they are separate and can be swapped in and out. One doesn't have to
be nested inside the other. So I have something like:
appname/
rundir/ -- the app work dir
webapp/ -- the context
weblib/ -- library code
middle/ -- the MiddleKit classes
bin/ -- misc utilities
Where appname varies, but the others do not.
Hope that helps somebody,
-Chuck
On 1/4/06, Roger Haase [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The DateTime issue was the result of my sloppy upgrade. I failed to
copy over the new AppServer, Launch, etc. to my context directory.
I have to resolve a few issues with mx.DateTime in my own code, but
Webware is now running with the MySQLD-python 1.2 version.
Roger Haase
--- Roger Haase [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to upgrade a Fedora Core 3 installation to Fedora Core 4,
converting from Python 2.3 to 2.4 and moving to Webware .9 as part of
the process. Fedora Core 3 has been running with the mx utilities
and
MySQL-python 0.9.2.
I am getting an abend when trying to logon to my application:
File /home/web/dra/Scripts/SitePage.py, line 257, in
respondToPost
[edit]
self._respond(transaction)
File ./WebKit/HTTPContent.py, line 105, in _respond [edit]
File ./WebKit/Page.py, line 30, in defaultAction [edit]
File /home/web/dra/Scripts/Logon.py, line 79, in writeHTML [edit]
user,message = self.processFields(cookieKey)
File /home/web/dra/Scripts/Logon.py, line 111, in processFields
[edit]
user = sqldb.fetchObjectsOfClass('User',clauses='where name=%s'
%
name)
File ./MiddleKit/Run/SQLObjectStore.py, line 346, in
fetchObjectsOfClass [edit]
File ./MiddleKit/Run/MiddleObject.py, line 104, in readStoreData
[edit]
File /home/web/dra/db/GeneratedPy/GenUser.py, line 942, in
setUpdateTime [edit]
raise TypeError, 'expecting datetime type, but got value %r of
type
%r instead' % (value, type(value))
TypeError: expecting datetime type, but got value
datetime.datetime(2005, 12, 22, 10, 34, 53) of type type
'datetime.datetime' instead
If I understand this correctly, a User record is in the process of
being moved into the Middlekit store, and it is expecting the old
mx.DateTime type of type 'DateTime', but the MySQL-python module is
passing the Python 2.3/2.4 type 'datetime.datetime'.
An idea was to uninstall mx and see what happened next, but yum
reported that MySQL-python 1.2 was dependent upon mx and would be
uninstalled along with it.
Anyone have an idea of what to do to fix this?
Roger Haase
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