deelan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> yes, this is the issue i wanted to point out with my post.
> after "index" servlet everything is fictional: "param1" and "param2"
> are just used to make the URL more friendly, so instead of write:
> http://somehost.com/context/servlet?key=1param1&key2=pa
Nick Murtagh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> deelan wrote:
> >
> > @import url("styles/weblog.css");
> >
> > the problem is that webware searches for such CSS files
> > under the /param1/param2/ folders (of course both are
> > fictional):
> >
> > /WK/weblog/index/param1/param2/styles/print
Tim Roberts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> By the way, it is a very bad idea to use variables named "list", "dict",
> and "file". Starting in Python 2.2, those become type names.
It's always good to be reminded of this, although the impact is fairly
limited if you aren't expecting to use t
Costas Malamas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I've been researching a move of my website to Unicode instead of the
> Latin-1/Ascii mess that it's now. I realized that WK/FFK may limit that
> process; so my question is, is there a way (easy or hard) to have WK/FFK
> treat both input and out
Ian Sparks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Paul Boddie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
> >
> >The big question, however, is: what happens to all those threads if the
> >average user never fills in the first registration page? ;-)
>
> I believe the ATCT acts as a virtual machine able to sus
Aaron Held [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> >The big question, however, is: what happens to all those threads if the
> >average user never fills in the first registration page? ;-)
> >
> >Paul
>
> User state should be stored in user sessions, not another thread. You
> may need a better sess
Ian Sparks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> You have seen this article linked from the daily python list.
>
> www.freeroller.net/page/alexkrut
After various local DNS issues, I managed to get a page which looked as if
it were some kind of proxy error.
> In it Alex describes using Cocoon and
Ian Bicking [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I would also like to see a standard "container". I don't think it even
> has to be terribly intrusive or conformist -- it just has to create
> request and response objects, and map those to some "resource", which
> would be somewhat more abstract t
kj7ny [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> No, I don't need enhanced metaclass support (as far as I know). I was
> only using Python 2.3 because the download page for WebWare said Python
> 2.3 (at least that's what I thought I read).
You should be able to use Python 2.2 with Webware 0.8. I don
Hancock, David (DHANCOCK) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> It seems to me that adopting a process-based architecture would reduce
> performance considerably, but maybe there's some middle ground using FastCGI
> or mod_python.
I suppose I should have said "process pooling" rather than process-
Geoffrey Talvola [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> If Webware used some sort of process pool instead of a
> thread pool, and served only one request per process, this
> wouldn't be as much of a problem.
It could be interesting to investigate the tantalising, but still apparently obscure,
POS
kj7ny [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I am attempting to learn how to use MiddleKit against MySQL. I am
> running WebWare 0.8 Released. The set of instructions/tutorial I have
> found has MiddleKit attempting to talk to MySQL using MySQLdb. I am
> running it in Python 2.3. However, the
Ian Bicking [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Well, I'm not exactly objective, but then while Webware is my
> preference, Zope is my current reality in professional programming.
You're relatively lucky, then. The closest to job-related Web applications I get these
days involves vanilla J2EE t
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