Hi,
I'm in the middle of re-writing an application that uses mod_python for
serving to the web, and have decided to switch to an XML model to store
some information,
however, I encountered an issue that I don't quite understand, see this
short example that isolates the problem:
from xml.sax im
It's a library linking problem.
Both apache and python have their own versions of expat, and if they're
not identical, then things explode.
I compile expat, then apache, then python, then mod_python to avoid the
situation, but you may be able to get away with messing around with the
library load
As pointed out by someone else, it is probably a versioning issue
with expat.
See the following article for how to debug which versions of expat
are being
used and thus whether there might be a conflict.
http://www.dscpl.com.au/articles/modpython-006.html
Graham
On 30/03/2006, at 9:00 PM,
I see.. that does make some sense. So just now I did the following:-
Downloaded and installed expat 2.0
Re-compiled Apache
Re-compiled Python (I switched to 2.4.3 as well)
Re-compiled the latest PyXML (0.8.4)
Re-compiled mod_python
Restart apache...
Which did not change anything. Then I read Graha
This isn't too different from what I have in mind, except that my main
testrunner.py script uses introspection to discover the tests. Adding a
new test set won't require editing testrunner at all. The testrunner
will also filter the tests according to certain criteria, such as mpm or
os, so tha
