Hi Everyone,
I've just written my first real app in webware and would now like to
stress test the authentication system.
I'm currently having the SecurePage make ldap queries via a
popen (Can't install the python ldap libs on the destination box)
The reason I'd like to stress test the auth mecha
hi.
webware cvs, dated 8th Dec 2004, python 2.3.3
consider following code:
store = MySQLObjectStore(user=logic.DatabaseConfiguration.user,
passwd=logic.DatabaseConfiguration.password)
store.readModelFileNamed('/home/kuba/tiebreak/devel/tiebreak/trunk/logic/Tiebreak')
# relative path d
You might look at webunit. I've used them for some stress tests of web pages, but nothing with HTTPS or authentication.
http://mechanicalcat.net/tech/webunit/
-winston
On Dec 14, 2004, at 12:02 PM, Joe Pasko wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I've just written my first real app in webware and would now lik
Bonjour,
where should I install FormKit ?
just under Python23/site-packages ?
or somewhere in Webware ? Where than ?
or anywhere but with completing my pythonpath?
Where is the documentation or readme about this ?
Thanks on forward
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P-Y Delen
Hello Jakub.
I'm not able to answer your question (I don't use UserKit). I'm just
writing because I don't think that anyone else uses UserKit either.
It's sortof dead code in webware. If you've found it useful, that's
great, but you may have trouble finding help.
It DOES seem like this may be a m
Hi !
I've got a problem with SQLObject in WW4Py (webkit 0.8.1).
I' a simple script working with SQLObject as a standalone.
As soon as I try to plug it into webware I raise an import Error in SQLObject
Here it is :
...
File "c:\www\site\context\Dossier.py", line 1, in ?
from sqlobject import *
