Hi,
is there a common pattern for passing additional configuration parameters
to a repoze.bfg app (either through the paster server cmdline call
or through the server.ini file)? Is there some common API or approach
for doing that?
Andreas
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Tried to get zopyx.smartprintng.server working w/ BFG 1.2a1. This fails
badly.
Anything I am missing?
Andreas
aj...@suxmac2:~/src/svn.zope.org/zopyx.smartprintng.server/trunk
bin/paster serve server.ini
SmartPrintNG server started
Temp directory:
Am 29.11.09 15:52, schrieb Chris McDonough:
Andreas Jung wrote:
Tried to get zopyx.smartprintng.server working w/ BFG 1.2a1. This fails
badly.
Anything I am missing?
Thanks for trying it. I have fixed this on the trunk and your server
now starts.
For maximum forward compatibility, you'll
Am 01.12.09 06:59, schrieb Chris McDonough:
That would be somewhere around 8K - 9K requests per second, depending on whom
you believe.
That's pretty snappy hardware for not much money. I don't think we have much
excuse for slow web apps anymore.
Just geil!
Andreas
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Running the zopyx.smartprintng.server tests with Repoze 1.2a9:
Calling the index() view no longer returns a response object with
a status attribute:
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Shane Hathaway wrote:
On 04/10/2010 07:00 AM, Andreas Jung wrote:
is it save to use the 'multiprocessing' module inside a BFG app?
In particular I need to maintain a multiprocessing.Pool() instance...
this is working at the first glance however
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Hi there,
I am currently evaluating Deform + Colander for an upcoming project.
Open questions:
Is there some support (in the renderer) for grouping fields? E.g. we
have a Person form with fields for business and privat address. The
related fields
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Andreas Jung wrote:
data = {'default.vorname' : 'Andreas'}
Solved - mea culpa..this must be a nested dict.
Andreas
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Using Colander/Deform inside a Zope 2.11 using the following schema
definition:
import deform
import colander
@colander.deferred
def selection_status(node, kw):
values = kw.get('status', [])
return deform.widget.SelectWidget(values=values)
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My schema contains the following fields:
317 ust = colander.SchemaNode($
318 colander.Float(),$
319 title=u'Ust',$
320 missing=0,$
321 view_roles = [u'AutorenFiBu'],$
322 edit_roles = [u'AutorenFiBu'],$
323
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What is the canonical way for defining a node as list of integers
and rendering it as a multi-selection widget (select multiple)?
I assume I must follow
http://docs.repoze.org/colander/basics.html#defining-a-colander-schema
(Friend/Friends
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I using the following pattern to define some properties
as lists of ints:
class Numbers(SequenceSchema):
number = SchemaNode(Int)
class MySchema(MappingSchema):
products = Numbers(widget=MultiSelectWidget)
field_ids =
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