I can't comment to much on Cheetah because I don't use it. 
 
However, we will be releasing a new template package in the next couple
of days which is very ease to use and yet very powerful.  Our package
integrates seamlessly into WebWare allowing you to easily mix templates
in with your regular servlets as well as anything else you want.  The
templates are based on a modified version of phpBB templates, and like
Cheetah the templates are compiled.  However, we are compiling the
templates on a as needed bases on the fly.  In other words all you have
to do is tell the "template" function what template you are using and it
will compile it if needed or use the compiled one if that is
appropriate.  I really think you will be happy with it, we are just
getting the package ready to distribute.  I will post a message back to
this group once the website is up and ready

Jose

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tim
Roberts
Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 4:52 PM
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Subject: [Webware-discuss] Cheetah and Webware


Can someone give me a 10,000 foot overview of Cheetah and Webware
playing 
nicely together?

I have a pure Webware site that I would like to play with converting to 
Cheetah.  My experiments have not been, umm, entirely successful.

My basic questions, I think, revolve around the inheritance structure.
With 
Webware, I have my own SitePage derive from WebKit.SidebarPage, then I
have 
SecurePage.py derive from that for those pages that need a username, and
so on.  
I should, I think, be able to mix Cheetah tmpl pages, PSP pages, and
Python 
scripts freely in my inheritance structure.  Isn't that true?  If so,
where 
does Cheetah's base class fit into the picture?


When I played with this, I found that the root level 'render me'
function 
differed between the two, and I couldn't seem to get them resolved
sensibly.  
I'd appreciate any advice.

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- Tim Roberts, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.




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