On Tue, 2003-08-26 at 22:20, Aaron Held wrote: > Sorry, Its a slang term there developers here use. Basically it means > a hung thread. I was able to write python code that spawned threads > and the threads got stuck. (I wrongly assumed the user would be > logged in when the thread finished)
I've never run threads before, so I'm not sure of what its implications can be. I think I should dive into this subject further, once I get my gears running in WebWare mode :) > For logging it is an easy matter to rewrite the log using SQL. I use > the console log as a developer tool and the SQL log as a site analysis > tool. When using your own logging engine, do you change the appserver program, of hook it somewhere (configuration files?) > I use Webware exclusivly as a front end, but I have used it in the > past to generate content for PHP based sites. I was using PostNuke > for a community site and it was easier to write some code in webware > and do a PHP include rather then write the login in PHP. Ah, the nuke :) How come there's no python equivalent of it? There's a few in perl, and PHP. Anyway, gave up on postnuke a long time ago, it likes to eat up my mysql connections. > > Well, I'm doing a personal project and was thinking of doing it in > > Twisted, now Webware makes me think otherwise. It fits my brain, so that > > I don't have to go thru hoops getting things done. And who knows, if it > > seems worthy of a public release, I'd do it :) > What is the idea? Nothing that ground breaking that no one has done it before. I'm gonna do a Zoe and Quotient like thingy, only friendlier (personally :) and works with an open storage backend that I can use real servers on. It's really a personal thing, and if I managed to do something release-able, it probably wont have any users using it (yeah, that's what I actually thought of pyblosxom initially :) > There is a webware powered RSS reader @ http://memigo.com/about Yeah, it feels reasonably fast, and usable, I like it :) Anyway, memigo seems to serve only news sites, not blogs. Who knows if this could change (users submitting blog urls?) ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Webware-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss
