2005/9/23, Nick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
But there needs to be something. What do you see on the list all the time? People asking how do I implement database pooling, how to I use sessions,here's my database implementation for sessions. I say put the publisher
there as well, since it doesn't have an
Nicolas Lehuen wrote:
OK, I agree to remove SQLiteSession. I'll put it on my own website for
curious people to use it if they want.
However, this means that the PythonOption session must be extended for
third-party developers to be able to provide their own session
implementation.
I want th
OK, I agree to remove SQLiteSession. I'll put it on my own website for curious people to use it if they want.
However, this means that the PythonOption session must be extended for third-party developers to be able to provide their own session implementation.
Regards,
Nicolas2005/9/23, Nick <[EMA
2005/9/23, Jorey Bump <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Nicolas Lehuen wrote:> That being said, why SQLite ? Because it's simple to install and use (no> administration required). You just give it a file name and you're ready> to roll. Plus, I really wanted to experiment with SQLite :).
>> I must confess that th
Gregory (Grisha) Trubetskoy wrote:
I think that (and we can discuss this - I don't set laws, I just have
opinions that may not always beright, so feel free to comment)
mod_python should do fewer things but do them exceptionally well.
I would agree with that totally. As a long time user of mod
Gregory (Grisha) Trubetskoy wrote:
Just to put this SQLite business to rest.
I think that (and we can discuss this - I don't set laws, I just have
opinions that may not always beright, so feel free to comment)
mod_python should do fewer things but do them exceptionally well.
Roughly speakin
>So based on the above, I think SQLite support should be removed.
Not that I've done much apart from follow things (and suggest the
revision of how the connection is read) but I agree with Grisha on this
part.
>The thing we need to address is what to do with nifty things we create
>but that don't
Just to put this SQLite business to rest.
I think that (and we can discuss this - I don't set laws, I just have
opinions that may not always beright, so feel free to comment) mod_python
should do fewer things but do them exceptionally well.
Roughly speaking, to be included in mod_python some
