Tavis Rudd wrote:
Well, last time I checked, Webware didn't work with them. This was either due
to sys.path manipulations at startup or because of 'ImportSpy' - something
used to support WebKit's autoreload behavior. If it was the former, I
suspect you can resolve the issue by install Cheetah
last time I checked it was still there, but with a comment with your argument
for removal. I agree completely.
On Wednesday 25 January 2006 2:29 pm, Ian Bicking wrote:
> Tavis Rudd wrote:
> > Well, last time I checked, Webware didn't work with them. This was
> > either due to sys.path manipulat
I'm working strictly off memory here, but I thought the point of the
implementation was that it used a special library (when available)
that eliminated the need for polling. Instead, the op sys would notify
the appserver process when a file changed.
Does that sound familiar?
Polling has the well
Chuck Esterbrook wrote:
I'm working strictly off memory here, but I thought the point of the
implementation was that it used a special library (when available)
that eliminated the need for polling. Instead, the op sys would notify
the appserver process when a file changed.
Does that sound famili
