Not sure any more some of my other tests now take longer than
before. I need independent tests and verification.
Massimo
On Nov 30, 1:15 am, mdipierro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Done! GAE caching of bytecode compiled code is in trunk and works.
>
> It makes my test code 3-4 times faster (f
Hi Vince,
You can use sqlalchemy right now (just easy_install and import
sqlalchemy).
The problem is that you will miss a lot of web2py features.
We have no plan to port those feature to sqlalchemy.
Moreover we do no like to use third party packages in web2py because
of our backward compatibil
i am a SQLAlchemy user and i think most of us are using its object-
relational mapping instead.
i've been using pylons but tried of its lack of document and really
enjoy the idea of "all in one package" in web2py.
will web2py give us an option to use SQLAlchemy instead of its own
DAL?
-vinc
On 1
i am a sqlalchemy user and i think most of us are using object mapping
instead. i've been using pylons but really tried of the lack of
document, and i really enjoy the all in one package advantage in
web2py.
will web2py give us an option to use sqlalchemy instead of web2py's
DAL soon?
-vinc
On
Done! GAE caching of bytecode compiled code is in trunk and works.
It makes my test code 3-4 times faster (from 960ms to 270ms).
Open question: does GAE clear memcache when I re-upload web2py? It
seems so.
Please test it. This is still to be considered experimental and there
is still room for f
hold on! While it is a good idea to write cache ram on top of gae
memcache. I thought of a better way to solve the above problem.
Massimo
On Nov 29, 11:45 pm, mdipierro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Robin,
>
> following your suggestion look into the latest gluon/restricted.py in
> trunk. On th
Hi Robin,
following your suggestion look into the latest gluon/restricted.py in
trunk. On the top you will find
### FIX THIS
CACHE_TIME=0
import cache
cache_pyc=cache.CacheInRam()
###
if CACHE_TIME is set to a large number say 3600 (one hour) all byte
code compiled code is cached in RAM using c
I think this thread has changed subject. Jonathan, I have no objection
to your patch (use unicode_to_latin internally). If you send it to me
I will include it.
Massimo
On Nov 29, 10:15 pm, Jonathan Benn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Achipa,
>
> On Nov 29, 9:20 pm, achipa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
I did not put any limitation on it and I believe lulu did not either.
Please do not redistribute it or post it else I may run into trouble
with the editor.
Massimo
On Nov 29, 10:13 pm, mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's great that there is a PDF version available now.
>
> Is the PDF limited
Hi Achipa,
On Nov 29, 9:20 pm, achipa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Storing and validating URI's should be pretty straightforward with the
> RFC's, the trouble comes when you have to decide how do you the URI to
> *appear* to the user/developer. Obviously looking at a bunch of %XY-s
> or xn--es i
It's great that there is a PDF version available now.
Is the PDF limited in any way like the VitalSource version is? I have
really don't like the VitalSource software and want to ditch it
completely. For me, it is a frustrating piece of software, so even if
the PDF is limited in the same ways (
Thx!
On Nov 29, 8:55 pm, mdipierro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> look into routes.example.py
>
> in short. create a file called web2py/routes.py that contains:
>
> routes_in=[]
> routes_out=[]
> routes_onerror = [('*/404', '/yourapp/static/404.html')]
>
> Massimo
>
> On Nov 29, 6:53 pm, kev <[EMAI
I have not used EC2 but hopefully somebody can provide more insight.
About exec on GAE. As soon as possible I will add caching of pyc files
and the problem will be gone.
Robin suggested this.
In any case complex apps should have more logic in modules than
controllers and modules are imported thu
on a second thought. This would break backward compatibility because
quoting twice it no longer the equivalent to the original URL.
Massimo
On Nov 29, 7:13 pm, achipa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1) not sure abot GAE, but you can always make a poor man's
> urllib.quote with some ord() magic.
>
Are there some good examples of web2py running on Amazon's cloud?
Are there any practical tutorials in this matter?
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That thread prompts me to think that the Amazon cloud deserves more of
our attention (relative to GAE Google
look into routes.example.py
in short. create a file called web2py/routes.py that contains:
routes_in=[]
routes_out=[]
routes_onerror = [('*/404', '/yourapp/static/404.html')]
Massimo
On Nov 29, 6:53 pm, kev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
> I am a bit confused on how to route page to 404
1) not sure abot GAE, but you can always make a poor man's
urllib.quote with some ord() magic.
2) IIRC per RFC the encoded characters are equivalent with their non-
encoded counterparts (as long as they contain legal URI characters),
so some#thing is equal to some%27thing (and both IE and FFox wi
... just to avoid confusion, I know it's present on the first page,
but it's easy to miss especially if you start to consider buying a
book after going through some pages or landing on a page other than
the main one.
On Nov 30, 1:57 am, achipa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://mdp.cti.depaul.ed
http://mdp.cti.depaul.edu/ , resources column on the right, lists the
cookbook and the amazon paperback, but not the lulu ebook.
On Nov 30, 1:38 am, mdipierro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Which one is the resource section?
>
> Massimo
>
> On Nov 29, 5:19 pm, achipa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
Hello,
I am a bit confused on how to route page to 404 error page instead of
displaying "invalid constructor" or "invalid function".
How would you route all page not found to 404.html?
Thanks,
Kevin
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actually reading your email again I guess you are saying that for _src
and _href we should use urllib.quote instead of cgi.escape.
something like
if self.attributes.has_key('_src'): self.attributes['_src']
=urllib.quote(self.attributes['_src'])
problems:
1) GAE does not have urllib. Is ther
Which one is the resource section?
Massimo
On Nov 29, 5:19 pm, achipa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually that would be pretty cool as it would give us a good chance
> that martian sites would soon be convert to web2py :) To stay on
> topic, you could add the Lulu link to the resources section
anctually helpers already automatically cgi.escape all tag attributes.
Massimo
On Nov 29, 5:15 pm, achipa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Inspired by the URL talk in the other thread, I'm wordering if would
> make sense to make helpers a bit smarter to make conversions and some
> defaults easier (
Actually that would be pretty cool as it would give us a good chance
that martian sites would soon be convert to web2py :) To stay on
topic, you could add the Lulu link to the resources section so people
have something to chew on while you return from Mars... err,
relatives :)
On Nov 29, 11:22 pm
Inspired by the URL talk in the other thread, I'm wordering if would
make sense to make helpers a bit smarter to make conversions and some
defaults easier (not to mention standards compliance enforcing !). The
URL() helper is actually already moving in this direction as it
transparently urlencodes
As much as I would like to be abducted by martians it is more likely I
will be abducted by my relatives over Christmas.
Anyway, web2py is GPLv2 and as you can see in the thank you page, a
lot of people have contributed heavily to it.
I can think of at least 30 people who proved to be very skilled
Hi, I am a new web2py developer. I am coming from Windows
technologies. Eventually I would like to run Ubuntu for my host but
for now I have to keep using a Windows server. Can I request a
tutorial video for how to get web2py to run on IIS 6? I've tried the
pyISAPIe and WSGI installation(s) from a
I am wondering if anybody is willing to make a tutorial video or
article about getting IIS 6 working with web2py? I will make one if I
figure it out first, but any more experienced people out there who
could help with this would be much appreciated.
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I just bought it as well.
I am new to python and of course very new to web2py (I have already
gone through the examples however, and everything worked flawlessly).
Is web2py open source? I already am very inspired by Massimo's
generosity, but if Massimo were to be abducted by Martians to have
we
No problems, typo of mine.
What do you suggest, if i want to get all database connection objects
listed. Would it be a good solution to collect them to dictionary
like:
POOL = {'web2py_test': db, 'web2py_test2': db2,...}
and using that dictionary on controllers?
-Marko
On Nov 29, 9:55 pm, mms
Im trying to get this working:
db=SQLDB('mysql://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/web2py_test')
db2=SQLDB('mysql://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/web2py_test2')
then i defined tables db... and db2... but found, that all tables were
created under one database, the first one (web2py_test). So how this
should work?
Thanks,
-
Storing and validating URI's should be pretty straightforward with the
RFC's, the trouble comes when you have to decide how do you the URI to
*appear* to the user/developer. Obviously looking at a bunch of %XY-s
or xn--es is not a pretty sight, and in case the language uses a non-
latin alphabet,
Thank you very much, Massimo! It worked with this syntax:
db._cursor.execute("begin my_proc_name('arg1', 'arg2'); end;")
- it did require a trailing semicolon.
Thanks again,
Telman
On Nov 29, 3:16 am, mdipierro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can use
>
> db._connection # the raw cx_oracle
actually a_date should be datetime.date(2007,1,1). it will also accept
the ISO string.
On Nov 29, 7:59 am, SergeyPo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi guys!
>
> My code:
> db(db.data_storage.ca_date==a_date).select(limitby=(limit, offset))
>
> If I use a_date='2007-01-01' I get a result set (that I
I think it is an interesting idea. Need to study it carefully next
week.
Massimo
On Nov 29, 6:40 am, Baron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ...almost...
>
> This slashdot page (http://developers.slashdot.org/developers/
> 08/11/28/1335248.shtml) discusses an article (http://advogato.org/
> article/9
Here's a quote from section 1.5 of RFC 2396:
"The URI syntax was designed with global transcribability as one of
its main concerns. A URI is a sequence of characters from a very
limited set, i.e. the letters of the basic Latin alphabet, digits, and
a few special characters."
Here are the releva
yes Denesi, that's the point.
Usually indexes in a table can be more than one. And they are useful
for the speed of queries and for foreign relationship, i think
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Hi guys!
My code:
db(db.data_storage.ca_date==a_date).select(limitby=(limit, offset))
If I use a_date='2007-01-01' I get a result set (that I actually have
in database)
but if a_date='2007-1-1'or a_date='2007-01-1'or etc. - it can
not find the records dated 1st January 2007.
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...almost...
This slashdot page (http://developers.slashdot.org/developers/
08/11/28/1335248.shtml) discusses an article (http://advogato.org/
article/993.html) about integrating Pyjamas (Python GWT) with web2py.
Is that a sensible idea? My understanding of GWT is that it is a
complete client/ser
Hi everyone,
Is there a best way to do doctest for models? Currently "web2py.py -T
app" only runs doctests in controllers, but not doctests in model. You
might say that generally a model should not contain logic at all. I
understand that but sometimes you just feel convenient to define
several wr
You can use
db._connection # the raw cx_oracle connection
or
db._cursor # the raw cx_oracle cursor
as in
db._cursor.execute("your raw sql")
Mind that I believe cx_oracle does not like the terminating ";". You
need to try with and without that.
Massimo
On Nov 29, 1:48 am, Telman Y
Hi everyone,
I'm developing a web2py application on top of a legacy Oracle database
and need to call some existing stored procedures that mplement some
complex transactional computations that would be impractical to
perform in application layer.
I have cx-oracle driver installed and properly wor
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