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I have tested with Python 2.1.1. I'm especially interested in hearing about 
tests with Python 1.5.2, which we still support for WebKit. Any experiences 
with Python 2.2b1 would also be interesting.


Webware 0.6b1 Release Notes
---------------------------
Since 0.6a1:

Webware:

     - Fixed up version numbers of Webware and various components.

WebKit:

     - The app server will no longer start up if you haven't run
       Webware/install.py. This will help ensure that people use WebKit
       properly, and also eliminate reports of the Docs context in WebKit
       not working (it requires install.py). [Chuck]

     - Fixed bugs in cookie handling for Python 2.1 and earlier. [Geoff]

     - Fixed wkcgi.exe so that it works with IIS as well as Apache. [Geoff]
         - IIS runs cgi's in a different directory than the directory
           containing the cgi executable itself.  So it couldn't find the
           webkit.cfg file since it was looking in the wrong directory.
         - IIS doesn't close stdin after writing CONTENT_LENGTH bytes to
           it. So we have to make sure we read in CONTENT_LENGTH bytes,
           and no more, otherwise it hangs forever waiting for more input.

     - Removed the unstable Async*.py classes which already had their
       instructions removed from the Install Guide. [Chuck]

     - Extracted Cans into a preliminary CanKit, delivered to Jay Love
       <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. [Chuck]

     - Some general code cleanup and doc fixes.

MiddleKit:

     - MKBrowser now loads again. This is a WebKit context for browsing
       any MiddleKit store. However, much work remains to be done on this.
       I would be happy if someone volunteered to work on this as it would
       be valuable and easily approached as a separate project. [Chuck]

     - MiddleObject.setValueForKey() now raises LookupError instead of
       NameError if there is a problem. This is consistent with
       valueForKey() and fits the doc strings of the exceptions better. [Chuck]


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