Name:Aaron Held
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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 con
In the CVS version it looks like the the servlets are created for each
request.
I use the servlet instances to cache some common data, so is this a
feature of bug? If it is a feature then why was it implemented? One of
the main benefits of running an out-of process app server is so you can
b
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 file
I just started testing webware under IIS, so I'll try to help.
First of all the Webware directory should not be under the IIS document root.
There should be no URL that will map directly to a .py document, only to the CGI
adapter.. Check the Install doc under webkit. Is
this how the users view t
> - 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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I'm a fan of a standard factory class pumping out simple objects representing the
data. This way you can write the factory with
your SQL optimized for the database in question, and have a standard API for
interfacing with the system. Pretty much what
middlekit is going for, but with Python and
Were these Postgres patches ever submitted anywhere?
I would like to try them out.
Thanks,
-Aaron
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From: "Geoff Talvola" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 11:21 AM
Subject: Re: [Webware-devel] PostgreS
Is the mail-archive search gone?
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Are any of the timout functions in the UserManager classes (cachedUserTimeout())
implemented?
They do not seem to be used anywhere.
Also what is External ID used for? For an I was planning to map -
User.name = email address
User.SerialNum = User.SerialNum (= primary key of DB)
User.ExternalID
larly.
Thanks for the help,
-Aaron
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From: "Chuck Esterbrook" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Aaron Held" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 3:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Webware-devel] UserKit
> At 02:56 PM 10/
When I was developing cache appliances returning a full page on a HEAD would crash
some engines, but that was considered a 'bug'.
We tested malformed responses and one of them was to send a full page in response to a
HEAD.
It should be OK, but I would rather see some type of class method such a
I usually run my appserver (Enhydra) as mentioned, but I redirect to a file and then
do a
tail -f Appserver.log
to watch the output.
I'm running FreeBSD 4.4 RELEASE on my dev server so I though I'd try some things out.
Right away I noticed that I am not seeing the
output of any print statments
And another thing
I am using a work directory created by MakeAppWorkDir.py
The appserverpd.txt is correctly written to my working directory
BUT
./Appserver stop
looks for it only in the main Webware directory
I read the code and I assume that
kill -9 `cat appserverpid.txt`
has the same eff
The byte compile is a great feature, I was asked about running as non-root just
yesterday.
Thanks!
-Aaron
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From: "Jay Love" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Webware-Devel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 12:08 AM
Subject: [Webware-devel] CVS commits
>
s and not completely close them out
each time.
I honestly did not check.
Thanks,
-Aaron Held
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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
Thanks,
-Aaron
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From: "Ian Bicking" <[EMA
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 added this way on the bottom of
http://webware.colorstudy.net/twiki/bin/view/Webware/WishList
Thanks,
-Aaron Held
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From: "Geoffrey Talvola" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Aaron Held" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Geoffrey Talvola"
e day, so they have some good automated server reboot procedures.
Thanks,
-Aaron Held
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From: "Tavis Rudd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Geoffrey Talvola" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Aaron Held" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
"Geoffrey T
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 guess as a future to do, we'll try to fix so it would be possible to
> share some custom netbaby player sessions between the servers.
If you centralize the session info (like in a database) then you add
overhead to each page. Most load balancing sticks on a certain machine
so the session s
>>BTW, I've been using an alternate Page-like servlet structure (which I
>>haven't put in CVS or anything -- but maybe I should put it in
>>Experimental). Anyway, it makes much more significant use of
>>exceptions. I have a feeling it would simplify what you are doing,
>>since at any point you c
Personally I find that I can write the fastest when I write in XML
because I do not have to think at all about the layout.
But the fundamental problem is the content. I would not mind compiling a
list somewhere of what docs we need. I would reccomend that we all work
towards a single book. Co
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
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
Ray Leyva wrote:
With Python you want the gnome / libxml2 & libxslt python bindings. They are fantastic.
I also recommend using the Gentoo stylesheets. I've been working with them for a year now, and have found them to be lighter / easier to write to than DocBook.
I also like Gentoo, and I us
Unless I am missing something... the only other ways to handle this would be:
1) Pass the information through the url.
2) Pass the information through the session.
No, neither of these are very good solutions. Using sessions for too
much can cause problems with non-linear navigation, for insta
The sub-templates are instantiated within a servlet's constructor, so I get
dynamic compilation. They use #extends to inherit their base layout from
the master template. For this to work, the master template must be
precompiled, as must any intermediate subsite template. I've found that
generally,
Does anyone have any thoughts about a Mailhandler API?
I recently needed to process some email and I took a look at Twisted
Python and the James Mailserver (Java). They have some interesting
ideas, but I am more comfortable w/ the Webware way of things.
Where as Twisted tried to be the complet
Interesting twist. Apart from losing the inheritance (which I think is a
very big deal), doesn't this mean that the template is nominally in
control, because it--in a sense--initiates the call to the servlet? I'm not
sure if this is good or bad. Right now, my thinking is that it is better to
have t
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.
-Aaron
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If someone wants to propose a NonPersistentMemory store as an
experimental feature, I could see including it. But I want to release
0.8b2 on Wednesday, and I would like ot to be a final beta prior to release.
What is meant by NonPersistentMemory?
Are we talking about when the app server shutsdo
I haven't looked into any load balancing issues myself, just curious,
how are you doing this, and with which adapter? Are you running
multiple AppServers on a single system? Or directing them off to
different systems in the adapter? Or using Apache for this?
-Stuart-
Originally I used the W
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