Hi all!
I have a code like in example:
stor = MySQLObjectStore( user=self.DBAccess['user'], \
passwd=self.DBAccess['password'] )
stor.readModelFileNamed('test/Middle/Billing')
ObjLists = stor.fetchObjectsOfClass(Customer)
Here is my Setting.config:
{
'Package':
After the discussion of ZODB its not clear to me if anyone is actually using ZODB with
Webware?
If so, how are you arranging the access to the ZODB?
ClientStorage ZEO seems like a good way to go but would you arrange a connection per
servlet or have some kind of pool at the application level?
Ian Bicking [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 2003-03-01 at 11:59, Matt Feifarek wrote:
I don't think it should be part of a separate SecurePage
class, because
everyone adds this functionality to their application eventually.
I can't agree with that. Only a portion of our
Hello All,
I'm a newbie to w.w. (just downloaded it today) but thus far I am very
very impressed. w.w. leverages python in so many of the 'right' ways
and is very intuitive for those of use coming from the j2ee/servlet/jsp
world.
Here's my question: has anyone done anything to replicate the
After the discussion of ZODB its not clear to me if anyone is actually using ZODB with
Webware?
If so, how are you arranging the access to the ZODB?
ClientStorage ZEO seems like a good way to go but would you arrange a connection per
servlet or have some kind of pool at the application level?
Dear Webware,
I am going to try out you system to-night. It seems similar to Cold Fusion
Application Server. I am interested in Python and Jython very much for
future projects. I write web applications for customers using Cold Fusion.
I am trying (with difficulty) to do the following, which I
No expert on this but if JavaScript has any kind of getFromURL functionality it could
be used to call a servlet which does the lookup and returns some data formatted as a
URL or as text.
Combined with control of the in-page DOM you have all you need to do this in page
lookup.
I've never done
This is a JavaScript issue, not a Webware one, but here is a quick pointer.
1) Setup a listbox on the page adn add a javascript function to add
values to that listbox
function addopt2(nValue, sText){
// this routine adds a new item to our listbox
Thanks for the link, its interesting.
That article references an interestged _javascript_ library for this type
of work. It basically creates a cross-paltform hidden iframe on the
page and uses that iframe to make the calls.
Many of the examples that I have seen use an intermediate data
Also, see the article at:
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/wa-resc/?dwzone=web
It's a great overview of remote scripting and is similar to your approach below.
--T
On Monday, March 3, 2003, at 10:58 AM, Aaron Held wrote:
This is a JavaScript issue, not a Webware one, but here is a
On Sat, 2003-03-01 at 18:50, Antonio Rodriguez wrote:
Here's my question: has anyone done anything to replicate the jsp
custom-tag library functionality in w.w? PSPs are nice and all but they
fall down in the same places that ASPS/JSPS/PHPS fall down once you
start to mush code into
On Mon, 2003-03-03 at 09:58, Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
I do believe we should keep Page and SecurePage separate. It'll make the
framework easier to learn because you can just start with Page without
worrying about the security. And some people may never need to learn
SecurePage. Also, users
Ian Bicking [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 2003-03-03 at 09:58, Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
I do believe we should keep Page and SecurePage separate.
It'll make the
framework easier to learn because you can just start with
Page without
worrying about the security. And some
In case you weren't aware of it, you can register a shutdown handler using
self.application().addShutDownHandler(func). You could write a function
that pickles your dictionary to disk and register it as a shutdown handler.
- Geoff
-Original Message-
From: Roger Haase [mailto:[EMAIL
Does anyone have performance metrics for Webware? I'm trying to evaluate
Tomcat/jBoss vs. Apache/Webware for a high-traffic site. The site is
currently running WebLogic and the client wants to ditch that in favor of
open-source software, quite refreshing!
I'm looking for quantitative data.
I added a simple feature to CVS which people may enjoy... it pleases me,
at least. From the release notes:
New debugging feature: by turning on the configuration variable
IncludeErrorLink in Application.config, an [edit] link will be put next
to each line in tracebacks. That link will point to
On Mon, 3 Mar 2003, Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
I'm not convinced. From a design perspective I find it better to use a
subclass. Or perhaps a Mixin. Just something that keeps the authentication
stuff separate from Page.
-1 on subclass, +1 (about forty times over :) ) on a Mixin.
I've been
The current convention of Webware development is making it difficult to
distribute or reuse servlets.
It's expected that many pages will not be reusable -- they'll be tied
into their applications, calling all sorts of methods that are specific
to that application. But most useful servlets have
On Mon, 2003-03-03 at 20:41, Tripp Lilley wrote:
I've been following this thread and it seems to me that all of this
behaviour built around Page is just -begging- for Mixins or delegates of
some sort and documentation of an interface for adding behaviour to pages
through them (e.g., the base
Hi,
I've been using Webware for the past 6months and have had no trouble
with many of the issues you describe below. I have gained a lot of
knowledge from the apache Turbine project, and have tried to use Webware
+ Cheetah (containment approach) in the same way as the Turbine +
Velocity
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