h OO design. I guess stripping out the HTML specific stuff
would be a good starting point.
- Aaron Switzer
On Thu, 2004-09-30 at 14:40, Kyle VanderBeek wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 30, 2004 at 08:55:41AM -0400, Aaron Switzer wrote:
> [snip]
> > ...so I took Page and cut out what I didn&#x
super-class for all of my servlets.
- Aaron Switzer
On Wed, 2004-09-29 at 20:24, Kyle VanderBeek wrote:
> (First try didn't go through due to a From-address mismatch.)
>
> I'm evaluating WebWare for possible uses at my company. However, I'm
> distressed by how h
Has anyone tried py2exe on webware?
I tried it a few years ago without much luck.
-Aaron
Ian Bicking wrote:
Christoph Zwerschke wrote:
Currently I am considering about delivering a Webware application to a
customer without the source code ot the servlets, i.e. only handing
out the
*.pyo
build up these complex servlets and leave them spinning.
Thanks,
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A friendlier error message would be nice, but WW should not load if the
Application.config is wrong.
-Aaron
Edmund Lian wrote:
If Application.config contains a nonexistent context, Webware CVS
throws the following--rather cryptic--exception, and does not actually
identify what the missing
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code could tell the adapter what server the session
started on - so the adapter could keep that user on that app server for
the duration of thier visit. I used another cookie for this, but it was
a hack and I abandoned it in favor of a bigger server.
-Aaron
Are there any thoughts about documentation for a release?
There was a big documentation push a while ago, and I can't find a like
to it on the website.
The docs in CVS look good and we should update the main site.
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h-compile. In practice I load and compile the template in the
servlets _init_ and store it as a instance var.
I also do not pass locals() to the template, only the methods that the
template could call.
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servlet.
Currently I have a number of email robots that simply exist as pipe
forwards in an alias or .forward file.
My personal email has a forward file like:
/home/aaron/.forward
#forward to ASK spam filter
|/usr/local/bin/ASK.py
which takes my email and sends to a script called ASK
My first
ou lose the nice inheritance of templates
features and the fact that you have to hold each template instance per
thread in memory. That kind of limits the overall theming scalability.
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gs like a print preview or .xls download.
If you want the data as a download I just call a cheetah template that
looks like a tab delimited file and send that.
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are you
finish the last webware tutorial.)
-Aaron
Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
I kinda like just using HTML with simple styles for documentation, as we are
now. It works, it's easy to edit by hand, and it's just one less thing to
learn.
You're right, it's the content that's la
oo, and I use sabolotron and cooktop on Windows to
generate Gentoo style docs. When we talk about Gentoo style docs we are
just refering to a set particular XML layout that happens to have a
number of XLT based HTML & PDF converters already wri
Please comment on this plan:
1) We need content to be written / collected
- I will try to organize something in the next week or so
2) Docstrings will continue to be used in order to describe API's and
classes. (This will be lifted into the appendix section of the Webware
book)
3) Other docs
Anyway, I've been writing lots of documentation lately, and I've been
using reStructuredText (http://docutils.sourceforge.net/rst.html). It's
worked pretty well for me -- the output looks decent, but more
importantly it's comfortable to write. Keeping the documentation
up-to-date is the most esse
running an if test. I
never tested python though.
Overusing exceptions could get ugly long-term and wind up as
unmaintainable as PHP.
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ype of load information to the load balancer, so that
there can be some intelligent balancing. There are some python limits
that may be below the hardware limits (Single vs Dual proc) as well as
some application resources that you may hit.
A apache type Server-Status would be a nice addition to Webwa
a another console message saying
"restoring sessions...."
Thanks,
-Aaron Held
On a side note I'm doing another project using postnuke, a PHP
CMS "slashdot" system. After working with webware I forgot how
much fun it was to look through dozens of php files all over the
fil
I am trying to set the name of a button to
" Begin › " and the & gets converted to &
Is there a nice way to stop that other then editing the FFK code?
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e day, so they have some good automated server reboot procedures.
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I added this way on the bottom of
http://webware.colorstudy.net/twiki/bin/view/Webware/WishList
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-Aaron Held
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If you are just serving files then you may want to have apache serve them directly,
although then you lose any security and tracking
that you built into your app.
I never considered your type of problem, but I imagine you could have a servlet create
a directory listing and change the url of the
I used
def writeHTML(self):
self.response().setHeader('Content-Disposition','attachment;filename=Report.xls')
self.response().setHeader('content-type', 'application/vnd.ms-excel')
before I generate and send an excel file
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-Aaron
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s and not completely close them out
each time.
I honestly did not check.
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the application server on 192.168.2.40
The speed w/ wkcgi is too slow, mainly due to the firewall.They are dedicated to
IIS and already have the SSL certificate installed so I cannot easily change to Apache.
Thanks,
-Aaron Held
>
> From: "Love, Jay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&
interesting idea to encrypt this type of data, I never liked putting
the passwords in a text file the way I do w/ webware and php. W/ Java I compile them
in a class ( I know that it can be decompiled, but it feels better)
Thanks,
-Aaron Held
Could anyone please compile the isapi dll with a target ip of 192.168.2.40:8086 ?
I am using the .exe but it takes too long to punch through the firewall to hit the app
server each time.
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webware as another user that user cannot modify the session files.
Thanks,
-Aaron
>
> From: "Love, Jay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2002/01/08 Tue AM 09:17:58 EST
> To: 'Aaron Held' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jay Love <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> Webw
The byte compile is a great feature, I was asked about running as non-root just
yesterday.
Thanks!
-Aaron
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Is the mail-archive search gone?
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Were these Postgres patches ever submitted anywhere?
I would like to try them out.
Thanks,
-Aaron
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pany field.
I don't usually care about caching, since I can cache content in Chetaha and
user/login info in a session. Most other content has
to roundtrip to the DB server anyway.
Just my $0.02
Thanks,
-Aaron
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effect as ./Appserver stop
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as anyone else seen this or am I just missing the obvious?
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Su
to examine this at some point.
Thanks,
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larly.
Thanks for the help,
-Aaron
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Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 3:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Webware-devel] UserKit
> At 02:56 PM 10/
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(I know its Alpha so thats why I think the functions are not used)
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> - There's a version of the cgi adapter written in C. It should be a lot
> faster than WebKit.cgi.
> - There's an ISAPI filter written in C. This should be even faster than
> the C cgi adapter.
Where are these adapters?
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view the source? Or are they using the view source of the default
installation?
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