> > There is too much pain for me to setup sandbox access just to contribute
> > a single module, so I post it here for anyone who find it interesting.
> >
> > Documentation and sample usage are with module docstrings.
> This sounds very nice. I have problems though, to get the examples
> to run. in the "contextInitialize" method, you have a reference
> to 'SitePage' that is nowhere to be found. I've put in instead
> 'mvc.View'.
SitePage is typically used a as site-wide page parent. You could use
Page class from WebKit.Page module. mvc.View should work also.
> Now, I can view pure '.page' pages, but the cheetah
> references are not evaluated.
How's that? If you see .page contents that means that
TemplateViewServletFactory handler was not registered.
> Is there any possibility for you, just to assemble a 'ready to go'
> example context, that contains all needed files?
__init__.py:
from WebKit.Page import Page
import mvc
def contextInitialize(app, path):
mvcfactory = mvc.TemplateViewServletFactory(app, SitePage)
mvcfactory.adjustWebKitConfig(app.config())
app.addServletFactory(mvcfactory)
Hope this helps.
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Regards, max.
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