Webware for Python

James R. Phillips wrote:
>>Thanks,
>>-Aaron Held
>>
>>On a side note for all Americans out there:
>>The daily show last night covered your our Governments nuclean bomb 
>>survival guide - Since I live in little sibera (NorthEast US) I already 
>>covered my windows with plastic sheeting, so my living room is rad-proof.
> 
> 
> What's a nuclean bomb, and how can plastic sheeting stop high-energy gamma
> radiation?  Where is sibera?  What is the connection to Webware?

A nuclean bomb is like a dirty bomb, but cleaner.

And since the ZunZun IP looks like it in Texas, you should know all 
about our pres and how the US gov. linked covering your windows w/ 
plastic in case of a nuke.  I'm generalizing, but sticking the the facts 
is not as funny

(see http://www.state.il.us/iema/Prep/prep_bio.PDF the section starting 
w/ "Shelter-in-Place" and page 4 of
http://www.fema.gov/pdf/areyouready/security.pdf)

In general nuclean bomds and sibera have nothing to do w/ Webware and 
everything to do with bad typing. On the other hand If I freeze from the 
cold or inhale a dirty bomb then there will be one less webware user out 
there.

I'll keep my sig's and opinions to myself next time.

Hallo,
Aaron Held hat gesagt: // Aaron Held wrote:
> I'll keep my sig's and opinions to myself next time.
Ah, come on, sig's are half of the fun reading mailing lists.
ciao
-- 
 Frank Barknecht                               _ ______footils.org__

Nick Murtagh wrote:
> Ian Bicking wrote:
> 
>> Will this really work?  I mean, will a browser keep sending data even 
>> as its getting completed responses?
> 
> 
> There are components in IE and Mozilla that allow you to make HTTP
> requests manually using Javascript. You can even do asynchronous
> requests.
> 
> Nick

There are a couple of ways to do it.
1)  Pop-up another html window and keep refrshing that windows. When 
your process is done write in javscript
self.opener.location = "successPage"
2)  Do 1 w/ a frameset
3)  Setup a javascript timer and keep loading an image.  If the image 
size is 1x1 then try again, if its 5x5 then go to the success page.
4)  xmload - There is an load xml function that you can use to for
calling xmlrpc into webware, but that seems like too much effort.
-Aaron


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