web2py 1.60 is out.
It contains a lot of small fixes that have been suggested like
- ability to have multiple forms in pages
- sqlite:///path/file stores .table files in /path not youapp/
databases
- etc.
The only real new feature is that now you can do
routes_in=(('^127.0.0.1:https://localhost:post /hello','/admin'))
i.e. re-route all https POST requests from 127.0.0.1 to
http_host=="localhost" to /admin.
This should work with most web server may break in case of proxy.
The old syntax is still supported for backward compatibility.
I believe the only outstanding patches are about Oracle support. I
have a created a SQLDB('oracle2://...') driver and I have implemented
some of the patches so that we can test them. The problem is that some
of the patches would break existing oracle apps and some of the oracle
bugs reported cannot be fixed without major changes in the sql.py
architecture. The current oracle bugs affect
- table names and field names that are very long (*)
- inserting values that are very long (*)
- limitby in presence of a join
- groupby in presence of aggregates
Not sure what (*) means. Thank you to Sergey for reporting these.
Hopefully we can get them fixed by 1.61.
Massimo
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