I'm using an appdir. How is the path to the Webware source inserted into
my pythonpath? There is a line in Launch.py that inserts the path to
sys.path but when I change that to point to my newly downloaded cvs
package, it doesn't start. I also want to add a local directory
containing some of my
On 30/10/02, from the brain of Stephan Diehl tumbled:
On Wednesday 30 October 2002 14:54, you wrote:
I'm using an appdir. How is the path to the Webware source inserted into
my pythonpath? There is a line in Launch.py that inserts the path to
sys.path but when I change that to point to my
...
If Launch.py is not the spot
then where?
No, it's definatelly Launch.py that has to know about the webware
directory. Do you get any specific error messages?
The only thing that comes to my mind is that you probably forgot to run
python install.py in your new webware
--- Ian Bicking [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The documentation format discussion kind of died down, but I'd like
to
do some documenting, and that's one of those fleeting motivations you
really have to grab onto ;) Anyway, after looking some at the XML
produced by reST, I think the format
Try -
http://www.thinlet.com/
Its a very small / fast java toolkit that uses XML files to describe the
UI and small java scripts for the action. (You can use Jython, but then
you need to download the jython class as well). Its only a 30k library
and can run as an applet (nothing to install
Ian Bicking wrote:
The documentation format discussion kind of died down, but I'd like to
I know that I'm late to this discussion, but something has occurred to me.
As I understand it, OpenOffice stores all of its docs in pure XML
format. What if we had someone design a SIMPLE template, then
Enought writing about how to write, just write!
The format DOES NOT MATTER as long as it has some logic. reStruct, XML,
docbook, gentoo, OpenOffice ... all can be CONVERTED to something.
Here is a deal.
Once we have written 30 new pages of documentation we will revisit this
topic and see what
Excellent example, thanks.
- I.
-Original Message-
From: Aaron Held [mailto:aaron;MetroNY.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 10:48 AM
To: Ian Sparks
Cc: Webware-Discuss (E-mail)
Subject: Re: [Webware-discuss] dbPool usage
in configuration.py :
from MiscUtils.DBPool import DBPool
I've already done some heavy work in transforming the OO-Xml files to other things.
It's definitely do-able, but from my perspective I'd rather go with something that
VIM, or Emacs, or heck even nano can open. reST seems to be amazingly easy.
I say go with reST, and we'll work out the
I agree with Aaron -- the doc format really isn't all that important; what's
more important is that you're eager to write docs. Since you like it, go
with reST.
- Geoff
-Original Message-
From: Ian Bicking [mailto:ianb;colorstudy.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 1:51 AM
To:
I have updated my PStore object relational Wrapper code. It now includes
proper searching in the db with the help of a proxy object (See the README
for details).
You get it at www.sdiehl.de/python
What is it?
---
PStore is a Python object relational wrapper that allows the
On Wed, 2002-10-30 at 09:09, Roger Haase wrote:
At the risk of making the documentation project even harder, it seems
to me the best place to create Webware documentation is in a TWiki-like
environment because mass participation would be so easy. Having looked
over the reStructuredText specs
I know... it's only because I'm planning on ripping out old markup and
replacing it with new markup that I'm reluctant to dive in without
feedback. But now that I have that feedback I'll move forward on that.
On Wed, 2002-10-30 at 10:04, Aaron Held wrote:
Enought writing about how to write,
Get wkcgi.exe (see link from Ian Bicking below) and put it in a
directory where you have script access and them make some changes to
your apache.conf file. These are the additions that I had to make to my
conf file to make it run:
(BTW my setup is winXP pro, python 2.2.1, and apache 2.0.40)
Aaron --
2nd vote for excellent example. I believe that these are
important examples to be included in reworked documentation.
Not all Webware users are escaping from the Java/Tomcat world. Like myself, I skipped
the pain of Java/Tomcat and just started with Python/Webware --- but be sure,
I can work on this angle,
I've deployed multiple projects in just about every system including
ASP, PHP, Perl, Java/Tomcat, and even some lesser known systems like
Perlscrip via ASP, ASP via Perl, and too many C/C++ CGI's.
There are two main schools.
People from ASP / PHP need to be show how
On Wednesday 30 October 2002 22:31, you wrote:
Today, Stephan Diehl a écrit:
SDI have updated my PStore object relational Wrapper code. It now includes
SDproper searching in the db with the help of a proxy object (See the
README SDfor details).
SDYou get it at www.sdiehl.de/python
Same
I posted a question about this to the -devel list, but to finalize it --
does anyone object if OneShot is deprecated? The auto-reload feature
just added to CVS is vastly superior in all ways, IMHO. OneShot is a
source of bugs, strange corner cases, and confusion to new users.
If deprecated, I
Does anyone use CGIWrapper? Last time someone asked, no one replied.
If not, should we just take it out? We can put it in some miscellaneous
section in some download area. Bug fixing through code deletion!
Ian
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Greetings,
I am about to try a real application using MiddleKit. What I want to do is
to install the Webware distribution under python/Lib/site-packages, but have
my app code in an unrelated directory, as this fits in with my existing
build system, and I can cleanly seperate files from a
I just checked into CVS a couple of fixes that make auto-reload work
properly on Windows too. (But not when running as a service. That will
require a more ambitious change to the way ThreadedAppServerService.py
works. It's on my to-do list but I can't say that I'll get to it anytime
soon.)
So
Since several of you all are interested in docs, I thought I'd outline
what I was planning, for feedback or contributions.
I plan to make a new document, provisionally named Getting Started
(better names sought -- maybe just reuse the User Guide name) that will
outline everything a person needs
On Wed, 2002-10-30 at 18:22, Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
I just checked into CVS a couple of fixes that make auto-reload work
properly on Windows too.
Thanks for doing this, Geoff.
--
Jason D. Hildebrand
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Wed, 2002-10-30 at 16:56, Tom Harris wrote:
Greetings,
I am about to try a real application using MiddleKit. What I want to do is
to install the Webware distribution under python/Lib/site-packages, but have
my app code in an unrelated directory, as this fits in with my existing
build
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