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my understanding of the WSGI protocol is that it converses between the
application and the browser. is this correct?
I am in need of definitions of API and application registry.
p. 26: the code within the if block [from 4.1.3] should only
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the paster template I am most familiar with is bfg_zodb, correct? that seemed to
be the most accurate out of the ones listed.
In general, the format of .ini files is pretty opaque to me, even after reading
the chapter. How important
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p. 57: In order for a web application to perform any useful action, the web
framework must provide a mechanism to find and invoke code written by the
application developer based on parameters present in the request. to rephrase:
repoze.bfg
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In general, this is where my big problems began. My understanding of the
traversal algorithm was completely stymied by one thing: a lack of knowledge
about the __getitem__ method. If I understood this one piece of the puzzle
better
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The first thing I gleaned from the chapter on URL dispatch was that, as opposed
to traversal, URL dispatch works best with sites that can be mapped easily and
concretely, sites with rigid hierarchies, where things are easily divided into
one
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My big question for this chapter is: Isn't the way that URL dispatch works much
like a hybrid application to begin with? If a route cannot be found to match a
request, traversal is undertaken, therefore performing all of the functions
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p. 106: A view callable may always return a WebOb Response object directly. It
may optionally return another arbitrary non-Response value. such as a
render_template_to_response?
10.1.2.: Defining a View Callable as a Class
Have I ever used
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p. 153: in the example given:
def sample_view(request):
response = render_template_to_response('templates/foo.pt', foo=1, bar=2)
response.content_type = 'text/plain'
reponse.status_int = 204
return response
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Root factory gets defined: A root factory returns a model instance. This was
very helpful.
p. 162: Specifying an interface instead of a class as the context or
containment arguments within view configuration statements effectively makes
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p. 172: ...in applications such as CMS systems where fine-graned access is
required on an object-by-object basis. What is CMS?
p. 173: For example, the authentication.RepozeWho1AuthenticationPolicy enabled
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I don't think I understood word one of this chapter. Maybe I could go over it
with one of you in person?
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From what I can tell from this chapter, event subscribers are useful for two
things:
1) seeing every time that someone makes a request
2) determining load on the application
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I feel like I've mostly got this chapter down. After looking back at the
section on
integration testing, I am pretty sure I'm familiar with it (although I'm not
sure I ever
heard that name for it), and the one other big note
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My notes for the first half of this chapter are things like easy! and it's
that easy!
so I think i've got that down all right. However, I do have one other note:
p. 204: Though it is rarely necessary, this default algorithm [the traversal
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definitions needed:
configuration decoration (p. 207): ...you should avoid using any configuration
decoration or imperative configuration.
p. 210: On a line in the new package's configure.zcml file that falls after
(XML-
ordering wise
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p. 213: A directory within a package that does not have an __init__.py in it
(if it
possessed an __init__.py it would be a package. what is an example of such a
directory, and how it gets used? I thought that having an __init__.py
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p. 219: 2. The WSGI server used by the repoze.bfg application passes the WSGI
environment to the __call__ method of the repoze.bfg router object. Where does
the __call__ method live inside the application itself?
This one thing
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To be honest, this one flew right over my head; same as the earlier chapter
having
to do with startup files. I'm probably just going to need a heavy primer on the
workings of .ini files and such.
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like having the application set it: raising exceptions is a Good
Thing, compared to making everybody above you have to handle the error
cases inline.
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not indent,
nor either indent thou two, excepting that thou then proceed to four.
Tabs are right out.
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as is true already for 'bfg:view'.
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Felix Schwarz wrote:
Tres Seaver schrieb:
I found out that 'name' contained a unicode string (like u'IFoo'). I was
able
to 'fix' this by changing '[name]' to '[str(name)]'. Maybe this is because
I
have some umlauts in my full path name
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Chris Withers wrote:
Tres Seaver wrote:
What would be helpful is to have somebody try to get a minimal BFG app
run on top of Kapil's forked packages probably using the GAE-emulation
environment, and tell us what breaks. Once we know
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Gustavo Narea wrote:
Hello,
I'm sorry about the big delay, I had little time to work on this lately.
On Monday January 26, 2009 20:03:20 Tres Seaver wrote:
I would make 'check_authorization' call a new method
'evaluate_with_variables', which
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Chris McDonough wrote:
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Chris McDonough wrote:
FTR, I tried to apply the patch referenced in Lukasz' email to
redirectingformplugin, but as I was doing that, I realized I don't know
where
SCRIPT_PATH is supposed to come from
) actively prevent your plugin from working?
I understand that a plugin which ships with repoze.who doesn't do what
you want, but it *is* a plugin, and is therefore designed to be replaced
in such a case.
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like to help maintain it
somewhat :)
Sure. Please get the PDF of the contributor form here:
http://repoze.org/contributing.html
and get a signed copy to us according to the directions there.
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Tres Seaver wrote:
There is the bug: the egg should not be called
'repoze.who-friendlyform', because that looks to setuptools the the
'friendlyform-1.0b2' version of the repoze.who package.
The egg should be named 'repoze.who.friendlyform
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Gustavo Narea wrote:
On Friday February 27, 2009 15:57:46 Tres Seaver wrote:
There is the bug: the egg should not be called
'repoze.who-friendlyform', because that looks to setuptools the the
'friendlyform-1.0b2' version of the repoze.who package
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Wichert Akkerman wrote:
Previously Tres Seaver wrote:
More packaging issues (note that I haven't actually used the package,
I'm just looking at how it installs):
- - Why is there a MANIFEST.in in the package? Setuptools already
includes data
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I'm not sure why your registration controller can't just return the
'Set-Cookie' header itself, perhaps using whatever API the relevant
plugin implmentation exposes to compute the value.
If I *had* to get the header set via repoze.who, I
' mapping
passed to authenticate, which should mean that you can avoid registering
a metadata plugin at all. You could also add information to the
'environ' directly, if need be.
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just chameleon.zpt as the one template system that ships
with
BFG. Did I get that right?
+1 from me.
+1 from me too.
+1
Amen. Or should that be So say we all! :)
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Malthe Borch wrote:
2009/4/27 Tres Seaver tsea...@palladion.com:
I can't see much reason for us to try to share code with people who
won't even attempt a rational evaluation of the candidate. -1 to
bikeshedding this thing further; +1 to an 'svn
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, which is a security hole.
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I plan to check in an alternate patch which uses 'tempfile.mkdtemp',
with appropriate cleanup of the tempdir. Can you confirm that it
works for you on Windows?
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I have checked in a modified version of this patch (I put the
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Does adding a call to 'logging.shutdown()' at the end of that
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-it-or-else
response object lying around. The application's whole job in life is to
fabricate the response: muddying that up with convenience helpers is
just obscuring that.
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: # called as root factory
match_dict.update(environ['repoze.bfg.matchdict'])
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Forgot to CC the list.
- Original Message
Subject: Re: [Repoze-dev] Plan for repoze.zodbconn
Date: Fri, 12 Jun 2009 13:48:40 -0400
From: Tres Seaver tsea...@palladion.com
To: Chris Rossi ch...@archimedeanco.com
References
)
self.assertEqual(found[0], MESSAGE_IDS[0])
The two test cases may have had the same name, but they were testing
different conditions. Ditching the not empty case doesn't seem
reasonable here.
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the versions if you would use the index as an
index:
index = http://dist.repoze.org/bfg/1.0/simple
That index is a known good set for the 1.0 release line of BFG.
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?
They are optional. We often run the tests with them, but don't insist
that everyone must.
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or URL dispatch.
Many such views are only an editor buffer long, or less (the longer
ones make some kind of form validation framework attractive).
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on the current API from folks who
haven't been actively testing their apps against the trunk up to this
point. We also won't have a glacial release cycle to fight with when
fixing bugs.
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played with:
http://svn.repoze.org/playground/tseaver/stormy/
which has both the container and the individual record-mapped objects
as models.
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Iain Duncan wrote:
On Tue, 2009-06-30 at 15:30 -0400, Tres Seaver wrote:
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Thanks for the clarification, that's what I tried last night, ( called
the top one PetContextFactory
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I just released version 0.3 of repoze.urispace today, adding the
generic middleware feature I had meant to have there all along. I
would therefore like to rip out the bit of repoze.dvselect which holds
its own urispace parser
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1.0.
Thanks! I think it looks pretty good at this point.
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http://pypi.python.org/pypi/WebFlash/0.1a9
Looks cool!
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the plugin, rather than None.
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not to have much to offer -- I just didn't want the message to
fall into the bit bucket.
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how to identify the standard TG2 authenitcator / metadata
providers: you might need to write thin shims / adapters to match the
impedences.
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looks good to my eyes.
Thanks for the review. It looks like Carlos fixed this in SVN already,
and we just need to push the update out to the static site.
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., something like:
class GuestAuth:
def authenticate(environ, identity):
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Tres Seaver wrote:
Richie Ward wrote:
Normally by default, when you are not logged in with repoze.who/what,
you are logged in as nothing. I propose a modiforcation that will give
the option to set a default user (A user in database called guest
details. Thanks to vaab
for the bug report and initial fix.
Get it while its hot:
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/repoze.who
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is
logically an operation on the container in traversal land (think of a
directory on a filesystem).
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a much richer tool and the xmi files a pretty
easy to parse with elementtree.
Cool -- is any of that work sharable?
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I have checked in this fix to the docs. Thanks for the report
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was a way to get egg-based deployment of Zope prior to the fully
egg-based 2.12. You need either to upgrade to use Zope 2.12 (and drop
zopelib), or else stay on Python 2.4.
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import pdb; pdb.pm()
(pdb) print value, self.max
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CC'ed him just in case he missed seeing your post.
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, but TAE also supports a BDB backend
which does support them.
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for each blessed user.
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yaml import Loader, Dumper
http://pyyaml.org/wiki/PyYAMLDocumentation#Installation
Thanks: can you kick this into http://bugs.repoze.org/ so we don't lose
track of it?
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Thank you for the patch. It looks as though we don't have tests for all of the
logging stuff.
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Fix with test is available on the trunk, and will be in the next release.
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Apparently IPython is doing something nasty at import time. I just checked in a
change which delayed BFG's import until actually needed, which should prevent
the import-time side effect from hurting under mod_wsgi. Please verify and
close
I change
something on the buildbot.
Knowing that the buildbots are alive and working is worth the occasional
noise, IMHO.
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or expect the UnicodeDecodeErrors to happen, right?
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Your view function should us either the context, request calling convention::
def my_view(context, request):
return {'project':'foo'}
or the request only calling convention:
def my_view(request):
return {'project':'foo
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I don't think there are any other repoze.* packages except for repoze.what that
follow the tests outside the package pattern.
My preferred fix would be to move the repoze.what tests into a sub-package of
repoze.what.
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assignedto
sure the middleware is in your WSGI pipeline?
Tres.
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Tres Seaver wrote:
Chris Grindstaff wrote:
I'm a new user of repoze.who trying to use the hybrid API mentioned in the
CHANGES.txt.
My user has been authenticated so I want to tell repoze.who to remember the
user.
I tried:
request.environ
method which makes this simpler (more like
what you tried to do in the first place).
Tres.
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