Hello all - I'm currently working on a project that uses Webware for the
backend. I've setup a class hierarchy that has multiple children classes
derived from a foundation class. The foundation class handles database
connection pooling and other global operations. In order to allow
transactions to
On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 03:48, R. Olsth. wrote:
Dear Ian,
I've setup the DavKit for Webware 0.8. The
DAVKitExamples/FileDAVServlet.py works well with the browser
interface, however when I try to open the location with the 'Open as
Web Folder' option in Internet Explorer on, then IE complaints
I truly believe that Python is probably the best web development language
around. I have actually been paid to develop with Java, ASP, PHP, and Perl
and none of them are the silver bullet, like python appears to be. But, I
am now trying to find a great framework to use on all future apps done in
Hallo,
Chris Bruce hat gesagt: // Chris Bruce wrote:
I am getting ready to build a large webbased application. I am set
on python (still wondering how to make installation easy) and am
deciding between Zope and Webware. I have developed many Zope
applications, but new to Webware.
Why not
Hi, Chris.
I muddle my way through both Zope and Webware almost daily. I'm neither
a novice nor an expert with either.
With mod_webkit, you get to take advantage of Apache's built-in
functionality. If mod_ssl is installed/configured, then secure stuff
dynamically generated through webkit is a
Thanks for the info. If you have any additional suggestions or comments,
please let me know.
As far as security, is UserKit useable?
Chris
- Original Message -
From: Chris Bruce
To: Webware discuss
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 11:25 AM
Subject: [Webware-discuss] Zope vs Webware
Concurrency issues can be difficult without a full context. But I
think this will be a problem.
Sorry for not providing enough information. Here are the relevant
excerpts from my code:
configuration.py:
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from
On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 17:06, Travis Whitton wrote:
If you want to use database-level transactions over several requests,
you're probably going to want to keep the connection (with its
associated transaction) in the session or something.
But I don't! I only want to use it for a single
On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 16:29, Chris Bruce wrote:
As far as security, is UserKit useable?
My experience, shared by a number of other people, is that UserKit
doesn't help with the interesting problems (like security,
authentication, etc), and isn't worth it for the conceptual overhead. I
read the
--- Chris Bruce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am getting ready to build a large webbased application. I am set
on
python (still wondering how to make installation easy) and am
deciding
between Zope and Webware. I have developed many Zope applications,
but new
to Webware. I am well aware
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