* Luke Opperman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [041005 19:01]:
> Although it doesn't directly address using Page-derived classes outside of
> Webware, take a look at http://wiki.w4py.org/transactionanatomy.html
>
Thanks Luke.
Your answer makes a lot of sense, it appears that the example
I found needed some context added.
regards
tim
> In short, Page relies on several other objects from WebKit being created and
> available, particularly a Transaction and HTTPResponse/HTTPRequest as part
> of
> the transaction. The Page then expects the awake-respond-sleep cycle to be
> called, and then the output is collected from HTTPResponse. (Your specific
> error is because Page.awake does the initialization - because of servlet
> caching/reuse, it can't be in __init__.)
>
> Webware servlet classes are really not designed to be used outside of
> Webware,
> if you want to continue in this direction you'll need to dig into
> WebKit/Application.py to see the various initialization needed for all the
> supporting objects.
>
> My suggestion would be to go through the setup and run the Webware
> AppServer if
> you want to test and play with Webware servlets, I don't want to make it
> seem
> like regular development in Webware requires any sort of in-depth knowledge
> of
> how Transactions and Responses are created and manipulated by the
> Application.
>
> - Luke
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http://www.alaska-internet-solutions.com
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