Thanks jeremy for your
answer,
Errata:
What im trying to say is
only that the psp file I will use for modelling issues is a matter of not creating
myself the class file I would have to create with py.extention and nothing more
To clarify more I will
have two kinds off psp files,
1) like a py file
<%%> (for modellers)
2) all the html rendering
(for designers)
Anyway as we say in
Thank you again
Makerjoe
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[mailto:webware-discuss-bounces@lists.sourceforge.net] En nombre de Jeremy Kaplan
Enviado el: Miércoles, 06 de
Diciembre de 2006 14:13
Para: Discussion of Webware for
Python including feedback and proposals.
Asunto: Re: [Webware-discuss]
forwarding req.values ?
At this stage I believe with one or two
unwary steps we could head down the road of religious debate...so I'll tread
carefully.
I will say, however, that when I separate
model from view from controller, one of my own personal motivations is to have
the code workspace that the view designer plays/works in be uncluttered by
model and view code. As a result, I would never put any model code into a
template or psp file. If you find yourself writing sql or database access
code in a psp file thats a pretty good sign you've wandered off the path a
bit. Its possible I misunderstood what you're saying, so take my words
with a grain of salt.
And, as with all religions, you have to
decide what you believe in and what fits your circumstance best.
tabs suck, spaces RULE!!!
jd
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[mailto:webware-discuss-bounces@lists.sourceforge.net] On Behalf Of maker joe
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006
11:08 PM
To: Discussion of Webware for
Python including feedback and proposals.
Subject: Re: [Webware-discuss]
forwarding req.values ?
hi all
tim thank you for you clear response and also thank you all for your
time and examples
im still thinking that psp is the best and easy way to have the job
done on a MVC scenario
all modeling/controller and db connections files are going
to be built inside psp files <% %> that shoud be
included on view psp files, rendering all html (produced by a wysyswyg
page builder including all needed <%=rercords/vars %>)
psp compiler takes care of all PY code an generate the classes
automatically for me
including all webkit page and the related servlets
to handle vars thru out the servlets i will use post/get and mostly
session
if anybody thinks that im wrong in anyway i would like to have an input
to clarify myself once more
by the way i also would like to know if there is a place to upload my
snippets or download of someone else and have the way to run them as a
WEBWARESTORE of online running examples to discuss and or learn at the same
time
best regards
makerjoe (
On 12/5/06, Tim
Roberts <timr@probo.com>
wrote:
On Mon, 4 Dec 2006 15:21:22 -0300, <makerjoe@gmail.com> wrote:
> hi chris:
> if I avoid "trans.application().forward(trans, 'list.psp')"
> <%
> req.setField('ww', ww)
> req.setField('rr', rr)
> req.setField('xx', xx)
> ################### trans.application().forward(trans,
'list.psp')
> %>
> <form action="list.psp" method="post">
> <INPUT type="hidden" name="aa"
value="<%=aa%>">
> <INPUT type="hidden" name="bb"
value="<%=bb%>">
> <INPUT type="hidden" name="cc"
value="<%=cc%>">
>
> Does all req.values (aa,bb,cc,ww,rr,xx)will be send to list.psp ?
>
No. req.setField only affects other consumers of this request in
Webware. When you use forward(), the same request object will be
inherited by the new script, so it will see them. In the case you
have
there, you are writing HTML back to the web browser, at which point this
request object will be deleted. The response from the client's
browser
represents a brand-new request, and will only contain those variables
that you wrote in the HTML form.
--
Tim Roberts, timr@probo.com
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
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