We're hampered by not having a secure connection in windows.
So we have we no capability for an SSL session with X.509 certificates,
minimally, an SSL session with Basic HTTP Authentication
(username/password)?
Slava did some things to make it better, but it hasn't
I am not able to do anything with ErgoEmacs but look at well formatted code
in .factor files I open. I can't do anything with the words I select in the
file, via the FUEL menu.
I will try to switch back to regular Emacs, and once I know what I can do
with it, perhaps load the Emacs keyboard
Hi Shaping,
SSL does not yet work on Windows. It works fine on Linux and Mac OS X.
I wrote a blogpost about some basic examples of using the Factor web
framework:
http://re-factor.blogspot.com/2010/08/hello-web.html
You might also like to follow the factor-blog-tutorial which builds up a
Hi John.
SSL does not yet work on Windows. It works fine on Linux and Mac OS X.
Can we fix that? Can we make X.509 certs? What's the problem?
I wrote a blogpost about some basic examples of using the Factor web
framework:
http://re-factor.blogspot.com/2010/08/hello-web.html
! This is a self contained test of creating a sqlite db. Click on autouse,
paste enter.
TUPLE: entity id author date content ;
entity entity {
{ id ID INTEGER +db-assigned-id+ }
{ author AUTHOR { VARCHAR 256 } +not-null+ } ! uid
{ date DATE TIMESTAMP +not-null+ }
{ content
The current furnace paradigm has you creating many actions, then
sending quots to slots in them. I've been working on something where
the
page uses a tuple and generics to process render itself, and
a router determines which tuple to start with. This all happens
