Randy,
On Tue, 7 Jan 2003, Randy Heiland wrote:
Is it possible to use Webware/WebKit from a non-browser client, e.g, from a
Python or Java client? I'm hoping/assuming the answer is yes.
to me it seems your question isn't regarding Webware as such but HTTP
client programming. Webware-powered
On Tue, Jan 07, 2003 at 01:34:23PM -0600, Randy Heiland wrote:
Is it possible to use Webware/WebKit from a non-browser client, e.g, from a
Python or Java client? I'm hoping/assuming the answer is yes.
It's pretty simple to use webware (once you have it set up and running) to
write a web
From the end of Ian's new doc on Application Development:
'''
A basic framework for your SitePage might be:
from WebKit.Page import Page
class SitePage(Page):
def respond(self, trans):
if self.securePage():
if not self.session().value('username', False):
Hi, all.
As per the last messages on the FunFormKit discuss list,
I'm using webware-discuss...
There appears to be a bug in SelectField in the Field.py
file in FunFormKit, such that defaults are not properly
carried through an error condition, unless they are strings.
That is, in
Roger Haase wrote:
...and these from line 58:
# Check if they can successfully log in. The loginid
must match
what was previously
# sent.
if request.field('loginid', 'nologin')==loginid and
