There was a bug in the small html parser code. fixed it. Now I can paste in
html but not servlet code. That might be OK since the data is mostly
static. If I can just use MiddleKit to produce some static html pages
whenever the data is changed, I can save them into the moinmoin
directory. Is there a function to dump the html generated rather than
serve it to the browser.
>On 09/11/02, from the brain of Michael Montagne tumbled:
> The application is an office manual. About half the pages are free form
> text I'd like to be served by moinmoin to be easily updateable and
> easy to add more pages. But the other half will be served from a
> database using MiddleKit(things like checklists and layer lists).
> The whole thing needs to be able to be printed or selected chapters
> printed. And searched.
> I'm really not sure if this is the right approach cause it's not clear to
> me that the db served pages will be searched by moinmoin like I need
> (full text search). The other advantages to using moinmoin are emaial
> notification of changes and providing consistent headers and footers to
> the content that I can easily change.
>
>
> >On 08/11/02, from the brain of Ian Bicking tumbled:
>
> > Flattery will get you a response :) -- but, I think you need to clarify
> > your question more. How are you trying to use the servlet with
> > moinmoin? Where is the AppServer involved? (the servlet's code only
> > works in the context of the AppServer)
> >
> > On Fri, 2002-11-08 at 22:03, Michael Montagne wrote:
> > > Has anyone called a webware servlet from a moinmoin wiki page? I tried
> > > using #format html as the first line and then pasting in the code from
> > > servlet page. I get this error:
> > > args = ('format() takes exactly 3 arguments (2 given)',)
> > >
> > > I know the servlet works when called in a normal fashion. This is
> > > probably a moinmoin issue but this is a much more imaginative,
> > > responsive, and intelligent list.
> > >
> > > --
> > > Michael Montagne
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> > >
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