>At is stands right now the Webware WSGI application is missing the serverSidePath() function, which is used many times in WebKit, and in one of my sites. When I search for the function definition this is what I get:
# grep "def serverSidePath" * AppServer.py: def serverSidePath(self, path=None): Application.py: def serverSidePath(self, path=None): Application.py: def serverSidePathForRequest(self, request, debug=0): HTTPRequest.py: def serverSidePath(self, path=None): PlugIn.py: def serverSidePath(self, path=None): Servlet.py: def serverSidePath(self, path=None):
1. Why is this function redefined so many times?
2. Why do we need this function when os.path.abspath() can be used anywhere to get the full path for file operations?
I think it gives the directory relative to the working directory, which isn't in the URL space at all. Right now there's nothing like that for WSGI Webware; the only thing it knows anything about is the URL space.
Potentially wsgiwebkit.webkit could have a keyword argument to indicate this directory, which is presumably used for data. Once there's some real configuration, of course, this would be a configuration value.
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