Thanks again.
I add "print os.getcwd()" inside* app.py* and *app_test.py(the nosetests
script) *and find they are different.
In app.py, the working dir is the whole directory including all
subdirectories, but in app_test.py the working dir is the tests directory
only.
I guess it's due to the working mechanism of the nosetests...
I also checked the permissions of those files, and they are all readable for
everyone :(
But I guess the problem is at the path of the template, the nosetests may
have a different way to know the template path. (But when I change the
pathname to be a absolute path, the nose goes wrong, and even the browser
can't see the webpage :( ).
I also tried to add a* __init__.py* file into the templates directory, but
nothing different happens...(there is only 500 and AttributeError, "No
template named " + name)
the projects skeleton:
/gothonweb
/bin
__init__.py
app.py
/templates
index.html
hello_form.html
/tests
__init__.py
app_tests.py
tools.py
On Tue, Aug 9, 2011 at 8:02 AM, Steven D'Aprano <st...@pearwood.info> wrote:
> 李龑 wrote:
>
>> Thanks Steven.
>>
>> Sorry for trying to discuss nose or templates here :(
>>
>
> No need to be sorry, it isn't forbidden, but you may have more success
> asking help elsewhere.
>
>
>
> Do you actually have a template called "hello_form"? If not, then my
>>> *guess*
>>> is that this is an *error* (even though it prints F) because you don't
>>> actually have a template called hello_form.
>>>
>>
>> Yes, I have this template, and the app runs well when I manually testing
>> it
>> in a web browser. So I guess the promblem might be that the nose testing
>> system need some kind of special operations to make it know where the
>> template is(but actually I do have a *render =
>> web.template.render("**templates/", base="layout" *in my app which
>> declares
>> the place of the template).
>>
>
>
> Then my guess is that the difference might be because you are calling the
> nose tests from a different working directory than the web browser sees. Can
> you get the app to display os.getcwd(), and then write a test that compares
> the working directory as seen by nose to the working directory as seen by
> the web app? Or change the template location to be an absolute pathname.
>
> Also check the permissions on the templates. Perhaps the template is
> readable by whatever user is running the web server, but not by whatever
> user is running the nose tests.
>
> All these suggestions are wild guesses, you understand.
>
>
> Good luck.
>
>
>
>
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