I like this, but we should not overcomplicate this idea.  Its python - if we wanted complication we would use Java!

We should have a list of python modules that do useful web things.

ie. I have a module that returns stories from a php - postNuke mySQL data store.  It returns a python object and can be used from a desktop app or a webware app.  To me this is where webware shines.






Ian Sparks wrote:
Huy Do wrote :
  
A cool idea we have played with is to create components which can be
reused in different servlets. To use them, a programmer will just need
to create an instance of this component. This component will then
automatically/dynamically attach itself to the current servlet i.e
insert it's own actions into the servlets action list, dynamically
create new action methods, add itself to the search list etc.
<<

Maybe I'm missing the point of this thread but I really like this para. from Huy.

Webware has some great structural peices [Fun]FormKit,WebKit,TaskKit,Cheetah etc but it appears to be missing the smaller "plug in" components that make fleshing out a webapp easier :

PollComponent - For easy creation / summarization of webpolls.
CacheComponent - For caching in-page content with timeouts.
ChartComponent - For creating table-based or jpg-based charts.
AuthorizationComponents - Unix/NT/LDAP/ActiveDirectory authentication methods
eCommerceComponents - Credit card processing etc.
CalendarComponent - For displaying calendars (ok, Aaron may have this one covered)
..well, the list goes on...

>From my perspective sharing of components like these is more important than sharing "structural" code. Of course, I'm a webware hobbyist and don't use it for significant or public sites and I'm not offering any insight on *how* to write these plugins.







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