Hi
Does someone know where I can find UserKit's tutorial?
Is it possible to use UserKit with SQLObject?
Thank you
Regards
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated
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
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
On Wednesday, October 1, 2003, at 12:24 AM, Victor Ng wrote:
Is UserKit being actively maintained or should I consider just rolling
my own security/login system for WebWare?
What are the rest of you Webware folks using for security?
I would recommend rolling your own, it's what I generally do. T
Is UserKit being actively maintained or should I consider just rolling
my own security/login system for WebWare?
What are the rest of you Webware folks using for security?
Are there any other Python/Webware developers around Toronto or
Kitchener/Waterloo/Guelph?
vic
Hi,
I could solve my problem now.
It was:
Frank Barknecht hat gesagt: // Frank Barknecht wrote:
> But if I try to create another user, this fails with:
>
>
> File "/dos/ibm/hdc18/f/src/python/webware/workdir/thehood/Main.py", line 71, in
>Create
> newUser = self.hood.add(name, pa
Hi all,
I'm trying to get a simple UserKit user management to work, but I have
a bit of a problem with this. It might be my missing understanding of
how UserKit is supposed to work, but nevertheless:
In my the incomplete draft of the user management, only the "Create"
_action_ of a WebKit page i
Hi all,
I'm trying to get a simple UserKit user management to work, but I have
a bit of a problem with this. It might be my missing understanding of
how UserKit is supposed to work, but nevertheless:
In my the incomplete draft of the user management, only the "Create"
_action_ of a WebKit page i
I apologize for asking a question that I could answer myself with a few more
hours of study...
I need to do some rudimentary username/password checking on a Webware site. I
would like to have two or three classes of users with different authorizations.
I believe that UserKit can help me achie
> Easy, but that doesn't go too far, and then you end up
> with everyone rolling there own not-very-elegant
> ones. It would be nice to have a more extensive
> setup to subclass and take out what you don't need.
> There are lots of issues regarding ACL's and resources,
> hierarchical user manageme
Aaron Held wrote:
> This is one of those 'is this project active' emails that is not meant to uspet the
> developers working on the project.
>
>
> What is the status of User Authentication in webware? There is UserKit and there is
>the
> wiki WebwareUserManager and UserHandlingProj.
>
>
This is one of those 'is this project active' emails that is not meant to uspet the
developers working on the project.
What is the status of User Authentication in webware? There is UserKit and there is
the
wiki WebwareUserManager and UserHandlingProj.
I personally think that problem is
On Wednesday, February 6, 2002, at 09:19 AM, Magnus Lie Hetland wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I just wondered if there is any example code using UserKit anywhere?
> I've been fiddling around with the authentication example in the
> distribution (SecurePage), but I thought that instead of extending it
> to a
On Wed, 2002-02-06 at 08:19, Magnus Lie Hetland wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I just wondered if there is any example code using UserKit anywhere?
> I've been fiddling around with the authentication example in the
> distribution (SecurePage), but I thought that instead of extending it
> to a full-fledged user
Hi!
I just wondered if there is any example code using UserKit anywhere?
I've been fiddling around with the authentication example in the
distribution (SecurePage), but I thought that instead of extending it
to a full-fledged user management system, I should probably use
UserKit...?
--
Magnus Li
I wrote:
> --- test-foo.py ---
> from foo import *
> bar = _foo()
that above was meant to be "bar = foo()", of course...
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Tim Payne hat gesagt: // Tim Payne wrote:
> I was also wondering why so many of the variables are named like _name
> or _password? I've seen this sort of naming convention a lot in python,
> but I'm unsure of what cases this is used in.
These are a kind of "private" variables. Names starting w
I've been working with UserKit this week and I have a few questions
maybe one of you could help me with.
1) What is the externalId that can be used to reference clients?
2) How can I keep the the user object in memory between pages?
My plan is to optionally authenticate users, and display d
On Wed, 2001-12-19 at 17:22, Luke Opperman wrote:
> Altogether, sort of a first-run at what UserKit seems to be
> trying to be. I've read the Wiki stuff on UserHandling,
> just curious I should base a rewrite of our system off of
> SecurePage, or if UserKit is functional enough. I don't
> care whe
Hello all -
Today I'm giddy to say that I have officially begun a
migration from Coldfusion to Webware for future development
at our company. We'll be running on W2000/IIS for a while,
with two database options, Access and PostgreSQL. (Most
likely both accessed through ADO/ODBC.) Webkit (CGI) is
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