Ben Parker wrote:
Webware developers tend to think of separate contexts as separate
applications, but they are definitely not. Once you understand the
relationship, you can hand-wave it and go about building your app, most
likely ignoring contexts entirely aside from the one you set up to contain
t
lloyd wrote:
> Ben Parker wrote:
> > Contexts are really thin in Webware/WebKit right now. I mean
> really thin.
> > The only time they've come into play for me is acting as a
> container for how
> > WebKit instantiates servlets. Unless you do a lot of
> intra-context servlet
> > inheriting, you've
Ben Parker wrote:
Contexts are really thin in Webware/WebKit right now. I mean really thin.
The only time they've come into play for me is acting as a container for how
WebKit instantiates servlets. Unless you do a lot of intra-context servlet
inheriting, you've probably never had occasion to read
is
helps.
Jose
> Original Message --------
> Subject: Re: [Webware-discuss] several questions about webware
> From: "Sam Nilsson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Mon, January 31, 2005 12:24 am
> To: "jose" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> jose wrote:
> > I find
development version. Too
busy developing with the last production version. :)
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of John
> Dickinson
> Sent: Monday, January 31, 2005 7:51 AM
> To: Winston Wolff
> Cc: webware-discuss@l
lloyd wrote:
(...)
i have the opportunity, an unrelated question (which may stem from
my conception of contexts as isolated applications): in servlets, is it
possible (or even desirable) to have paths interpreted relative to the
context root?
eg, using the example above, when i reference a chee
I suppose several directories in one context would do about the same
thing. I'm not sure that a context does anything special per se, but
grouping several applications under one webware instance eases
administration--only one server to restart/maintain, don't have to deal
with opening/setting u
Hi John-
I'm curious about what the context does for you that you like? I'm
wondering if you just had different directories inside one context,
wouldn't that be about the same as different contexts?
idea (and if it really is a bad idea, I'd love to know why), but it
seems to
I don't see it as
these questions are based on my recent experiences with webware 0.8.1
1) is there a facility for running code on server start-up, and
storing application-wide data (eg, say, a database connection pool
manager)?
There is a DBPool module included in Webware, but it has been expanded
upon. Look th
> > 3) are there examples or documentation for using webware,
> > formkit, and
> > cheetah together in an optimal way?
You can use the inheritance approach, as Jose, I have a base servlet,
but I not extend Page, I extend Cheetah.Template, this base servlet
has some special methods to save my life.
lloyd wrote:
(...)
i have the opportunity, an unrelated question (which may stem from
my conception of contexts as isolated applications): in servlets, is it
possible (or even desirable) to have paths interpreted relative to the
context root?
eg, using the example above, when i reference a chee
> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of lloyd
> Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2005 12:30 PM
> To: webware-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [Webware-discuss] several questions about webware
>
>
> hello all -
>
>
> these question
it might just be a difference in architecture. i still don't quite
get how the server and applications/contexts relate to each other in
webware.
I'm not sure of the original intention for contexts either. Ian
Bicking said they wanted to allow different configuration settings in
different cont
Winston Wolff wrote:
2) in a java servlet container like tomcat, each context is analagous
to a separate application. in webware, this separation doesn't seem
to exist. each context appears to be, basically, just a mapping of a
URL segment to a directory. should i run a separate application
On Jan 29, 2005, at 3:29 PM, lloyd wrote:
1) is there a facility for running code on server start-up, and
storing application-wide data (eg, say, a database connection pool
manager)?
I don't know, but what I do is have my page base class create some
singletons when first instantiated. That is,
lloyd wrote:
hello all -
these questions are based on my recent experiences with webware 0.8.1
1) is there a facility for running code on server start-up, and storing
application-wide data (eg, say, a database connection pool manager)?
2) in a java servlet container like tomcat, each context is a
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