| SecurePage.py creates hidden fields for any fields
| passed in (now including query string variables).
Yes, I use this technique frequently.
| I think that the behavior of FieldStorage/HTTPRequest is
| incorrect and should be changed instead. Form values should
| overwrite query string valu
Tavis Rudd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is anyone actually using Webware in a shared hosting
> environment? Ian, weren't you looking around for someone
> that would let you run it?
No, I never really found anyone, though I didn't try incredibly hard.
I'm sure there are those who would. I don'
On Friday 07 September 2001 17:05, Ian Bicking wrote:
> Tavis Rudd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Fair enough, but that expose users of Webware and
> > Python 1.5.2 to bugs that have been fixed in the recent
> > versions of cgi.FieldStorage. With that in mind, is
> > there any point in trying to
Tavis Rudd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Fair enough, but that expose users of Webware and Python
> 1.5.2 to bugs that have been fixed in the recent versions
> of cgi.FieldStorage. With that in mind, is there any point
> in trying to keep Webware compatible with Python 1.5.2?
While Webware isn
Hi,
there's lots of instances in the Webware codebase where the
string module is used instead of using string methods.
Someone told me months ago that this was to allow Webware
use with Python 1.5.2.
Fair enough, but that expose users of Webware and Python
1.5.2 to bugs that have been fixed
I use a modified version of SecurePage.py which no longer works with the
latest Webware CVS because of the new code that allows query strings and
POST variables to both be parsed. I agree that both should be parsed
but one should override the other, not be added together.
SecurePage.py creates h
This is really strange but it seems that a single print statement in
ThreadedAppServer.py that I was using to debug is what fixed the
problem. Maybe it's flushing out stdout or something? Anyone know
what's going on?
Around line 483 I added the print statement which fixed the restart bug
someh
Yikes,
I updated Webware from CVS and it merged Application.py and
ThreadedAppServer.py with my changes. I then put some print statements
where Geoff had suggested and could no longer reproduce the problem.
Some magical combination of stuff fixed it. Then I deleted
Application.py and ThreadedAp
Here's something that might shed some light on the problem where
ThreadedAppServer has to wait 30 seconds after shutdown before it can
bind to the port...
If I only bring up a page that throws an exception, like from a syntax
error in my Servlet, I can stop and restart the server immediately! It
