The two scripts mentioned in the subject line are identical, except
that the former invokes 'CGIAdapter' and the latter
'OneShotAdapter'. So I would expect them to behave in parallel
ways.
However, the result of the following script (which, I claim, is really
just a pared down version of the other two):
import sys
sys . path . insert ( 1, r'H:\Webware' )
import WebKit.CGIAdapter
print '... CGIAdapter imported'
import WebKit.OneShotAdapter
print '... OneShotAdapter imported'
consists of only
... CGIAdapter imported
which is to say that the second 'import', the one for the
OneShotAdapter, does not return to this script.
Does this seem peculiar to someone who knows this software
system?
Stripped of exception handling logic 'OneShot.cgi' consists of the
following lines:
import os, sys
if WebwareDir:
sys.path.insert(1, WebwareDir)
else:
WebwareDir = os.path.dirname(os.getcwd())
webKitDir = os.path.join(WebwareDir, 'WebKit')
import WebKit.OneShotAdapter
WebKit.OneShotAdapter.main(webKitDir)
Since, in my setup, the 'import' fails the function in the module is
not called.
Incidentally, I'm not trying to dump work onto anybody's plate. I'd
try to suggest a fix for this, if that would be appropriate--but I'm still
a Webware newbie.
Thanks for any comments!
Bill
"It is the time that you have wasted for your rose that makes your rose so
important."--St-Exupery
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