[Webware-discuss] Kid Template Language and Webware?

2004-12-31 Thread Tom Schwaller
Has anybody used Webware together with the Kid Template language (which is based on ElementTree using concepts from XSLT, TAL and PHP in a very nice and simple mix, which I liked immediately). http://splice.sourceforge.net/kid/ I know there are so many different template langauages and

[Webware-discuss] Webware Portlets and Portal server?

2004-12-31 Thread Tom Schwaller
Since many years I was asking myself why there is no Portlet framework for Webware available (something like JSR168 and WSRP but for Python). Maybe I missed somehting here or do folks on this list not like the Portlet idea? Seems at least natural to implement portlets after having servlets in

Re: [Webware-discuss] Experience to share: using WebWare, DocumentTemplate , HTMLGrid

2004-12-31 Thread Andreas Poisel
* Ian Bicking [EMAIL PROTECTED] [041229 19:40]: I'd recommend not using Cheetah templates as servlets -- it's better to have the template separate, and have the servlet call the template. Would you please elaborate on that? We have done a couple of (large) projects using cheetahs inheritance

Re: [Webware-discuss] Kid Template Language and Webware?

2004-12-31 Thread Winston Wolff
It looks very nice syntax wise. I'm wondering how to best use it in Servlets though. Can you have a Kid template inherit from WebKit.Page? If not, how would you use a kid template? The only way I see right off the bat is to write a python servlet that includes the Kid template. But that means

Re: [Webware-discuss] Experience to share: using WebWare, DocumentTemplate , HTMLGrid

2004-12-31 Thread Ian Bicking
Andreas Poisel wrote: I'd recommend not using Cheetah templates as servlets -- it's better to have the template separate, and have the servlet call the template. Would you please elaborate on that? We have done a couple of (large) projects using cheetahs inheritance approach without running into

[Webware-discuss] OT: seeking accounting package code base

2004-12-31 Thread Mark Phillips
I will be spec'ing a new project in January. It involves a standard accounting much like QuickBooks and similar, in addition to a few requirements that disqualify QuickBooks and its ilk. It is a small project: a single client, up to about 10 users on average, 100 - 200 insertions per day,