Geoff wrote:
>>The PowerPoint slides from my talk at Python10 cover this a little bit. You can find them on the Webware home page.<< Yes, the slides were very useful--the contents should really be in the documentation somewhere. I wasn't at your presentation (I'm overseas right now), so perhaps the slides lack the verbal insight you would have given. >>But the quick answer is, in a subclass of Page, you get the HTTPRequest instance for the current transaction by doing self.request(). So self.request().serverSideContextPath() should do the trick. Similarly, self.response() gives you the HTTPResponse instance for the current transaction.<< This kind of stuff is useful, and ought to eventually make it into some kind of systematic documentation about APIs... I've been reading the source code to understand what's available to me, but it sure takes a lot of digging around to discover what's available, where, etc. A Smalltalk style class hierarchy browser for Python would definitely be useful! ...Edmund. _______________________________________________ Webware-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss
