Tim Lesher wrote:
On 11/20/05, Patrick Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While this appears to work, as soon as you try to reference
Bar.foo_obj, an exception is thrown.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File console, line 1, in ?
File string, line 1, in lambda
AttributeError:
Further to what I just said:
This does not work with Catwalk, I get an alert saying Fail to get
reference to object User if I click on the Report table.
It seems that the most instinctive way would be to have user =
ForeignKey(turbogears.User) but we'll see how future versions of
SQLObject will
I too have confirmed this happens on windows. I'd tried it on 2
machines thus far and they have all seemed to leave the python process
eating all of the cpu time, endless loop I presume.
Scott
First, I apologise for being inattentive: I've been wrapping up a
product release for my employer and then there's the whole
Thanksgiving, wedding anniversary, and pending birth of a child thing...
However, you should be able to accomplish part of what you're looking
for by subclassing
Jeff Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The SecureObject would be a Descriptor that checks authorisation before
returning the instance object. Keep in mind this would require you to satisfy
the authorisation criteria before accessing toxicologia for *any* reason.
This is exactly what I
On 23 Nov, 2005, at 7:31 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Personally, I would say this better be generalized to a user definedfunction as these authorization thing can easily get too complex. Thereyou can implement using whatever thing that is appropriate(hook toLDAP, your own RDBMS tables etc.)I would
On 24 Nov, 2005, at 3:27 pm, Steve Bergman wrote:I have a need to validate users against:CompanyCodeusernamepasswordDifferent companies can have duplicate usernames, but they are distict users.Is this possible with the current identity code?Steve, this isn't presently possible. You *could* have
I went throught the Tickets for 0.9 and found that Ticket #77 was the
root cause.
I like to seperate the class defintions from the connection
information.
I would like to use model.py to assemble the data objects
create connection + import classes that will be in the connection.
Thanks
Mike
Jeff Watkins wrote:
On 24 Nov, 2005, at 3:27 pm, Steve Bergman wrote:
I have a need to validate users against:
CompanyCode
username
password
Different companies can have duplicate
usernames, but they are distict users.
Is this
On 25 Nov, 2005, at 7:28 am, Dan Jacob wrote:This does not work with Catwalk, I get an alert saying "Fail to getreference to object User" if I click on the Report table.It seems that the most instinctive way would be to have user =ForeignKey("turbogears.User") but we'll see how future versions
On 25 Nov, 2005, at 8:27 am, Tim Littlemore wrote:
It would be excellent if the framework could be extended to accept
custom fields along with the standard username password.
Tim, the framework will be changed as follows:
Handling for forms will be pulled out of the Filter and moved into
I found problems when installing psycopg in the Windows therefore I do
not have the compiler. I downloaded and I installed win-psycopg,
however, the SQLObject does not import it. How to solve this problem?
All I did to get it working was as per Readme.txt in the zip: Install the MX Toolkit from http://www.lemburg.com/python/mxExtensions.html Copy over
libpq.dll and psycopg.pyd to your $(PYTHONDIR)\DLLs directory.I upgraded to the latest version of SQLObject without touching anything Python
Jeff,
Excellect, that way we can use retina scan info :-)
Mike
Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've updated to rev. 244, but it still won't work with prod.cfg. Am I the
lucky one to have this bug? :-)
Just to close this thread:
I missed adding
identity.on=True
identity.failure_url=/login
at my prod.cfg, even though I had a big
Michael Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Excellect, that way we can use retina scan info :-)
/me thinking about a PAM plugin (using pyPAM, of course) to plug into
identity... ;-) We can have DNA auth...
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Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are Turbogears and yours components compatible with IronPython?
Else incompatible, what's components doesn't work?
Excuse my bad English
Jeff Watkins wrote:
Tim, the framework will be changed as follows:
Handling for forms will be pulled out of the Filter and moved into the
Provider. Similarly, cookie handling will also move to the provider.
In retrospect this seems like the way I should have done it in the
first place.
Actually, retina scan isn't in common use any more. People found it uncomfortable and weren't too keen on having a laser shined in their eyes.Iris scan is a big deal. It's very accurate and reasonably quick. Plus there's no invasive laser, only a mild IR beam which you can't even see. The OKI
Bah! The work was really simple. It's done already, but I just want to give folks a chance to comment on the move of the Identity model objects out of a turbogears registry.I also added the SecureObject I mentioned in another email. I haven't really tested it, but the code is largely copied from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
easy_install only solve the problem about python package dependency.it
is difficult to use.
after check out from turbogears svn,i use python setup.py install,
but often have many error messages,and i only use easy_install each
package manually.
There's an
Scott Benjamin wrote:
I did as Kevin suggested yet the error continues to come back when
running python setup.py install .
What is the preferred method of installing an SVN version of
turbogears?
I would suggest that you use a manual checkout and run setup.py
develop, rather than setup.py
I would expect that it is already possible. The login form is presented by a controller you designate, so it's entirely up to you how you do that.Now as to whether I'll write a widget that performs the login: I don't think so. There's so much variety that I'm bound to get it wrong.On 25 Nov, 2005,
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