Webware for Python

Hi!
Sorry for this naive question: I am a complete newbye in webware (not in python, 
though).
Is mod_python somehow related with webkit? Is yes, how?

TIA,
Giorgi

Hello,

An old question come up again.



I provide web interface for the user to view logs from another machine.
It works like this: user select a machine (let's name it GW), press a
button to POST a request. Servlet (let's name it A) open a TCP
connection to the machine where control daemon is running, sends command
LOG, waits for completition and then closes the connection and returns.

control daemon from GW on command LOG 
executes PUT command with help of another servlet on the same WebKit
server (Servlet simply stores uploaded file on FS).


The problem is that WebKit just "hangs" after POST from servlet A and
stops responding to any request until I do ./webkit restart.

Last line in Logs/Activity.csv is POST from servlet A.


Any ideas of what could be wrong?
How it could be cured or debugged?


Webware 0.8b1.

Thanks in advance.


-- 
Bst rgrds, M.A.X.: Mechanical Artificial Xenomorph.

Thanks, I put this in the mod_webkit section of the install guide.

On Tue, 2003-01-21 at 23:45, jose wrote:
> Hi Ian,
> 
> Some thoughts regarding the windows part of the new instructions:
> 
> 1)  for the Mod_webkit solution:
> 	a) Copy mod_webkit.dll to the the modules dir of your Apache
> folder usualy c:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\modules
> 	b) edit the httpd.conf to include the following lines:
> 		
> 		LoadModule webkit_module modules/mod_webkit.dll
> 
> 		<Location /WK>
> 		WKServer localhost 8086
> 		SetHandler webkit-handler
> 		</Location>
> 
> 		you might also want to add 
> 
> 		AddHandler psp-handler .psp  # this runs psp files from
> anywhere
> 		
> 		Adding this little hack also does the same for py files:
> 		
> 		Action py-serverpages /WK/
> 		AddType py-serverpages .py
> 	
> 		If you use virtual servers you are going to have to add
> the above stuff to the virtual server section but change the location
> from /WK to /WK/virtualserver (as well as add "virturalserver" to the
> Application.config section as a contect (see below))
> 
> 	c) add your httpd contex's to the webkit conf file
> (Application.config) I have never gotten ti to run without changing my
> webkit default context from the default to my httpd default context:  
> 
> 		'default':       'C:/Program Files/Apache
> Group/Apache2/htdocs', 
> 		'virtualserver':	'C:/Program Files/Apache
> Group/Apache2/htdocs/virtualserver',
> 			
> 		this makes sure that when you use the WK location it is
> actually relative to your actual htdocs directory.  
> 
> 	Hope this makes sence.
> 
> Jose
> 
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> I've updated the InstallGuide.  I'm looking for people to check it for
> accuracy, and in particular I need someone to offer some instructions
> for Windows... I've copied some over from the old documents, and I know
> a bit about it, but it's not complete or necessarily accurate.  And
> there might be other problems.
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> You can view the version in CVS at:
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> It's in WebKit/Docs/InstallGuide.html -- but InstallGuide.txt is the
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