Webware for Python

* michelts <michelts@...> [050216 13:10]:
> Hi guys!
> 
> I use cheetah as my template engine, if I write a Index.tmpl or a
> Main.tmpl and compile it into a Index.py, the page is not loaded when
> I hit the context (http://somedomain/MyContext/), but it works when I
> hit the page (http://somedomain/MyContext/Index).
> 
> I can rename the template, but is there a way to fix it without rename
> the template? Thanks in advance!

Look at the file Configs/Application.configs. "Index" has to be a member
of the list "DirectoryFile".

-- 
Andi

It is...

If I have the a Index.py file alone (without a Index.tmpl), the page
is loaded with sucess. If I have a Index.py and a Index.tmpl on the
same dir, the page is not loaded throught standard way...

this is the same for index, main, Main, or anything else I define in
DirectoryFile.

Thanks...

On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 14:08:39 +0100, Andreas Poisel <a.poisel@...> wrote:
> * michelts <michelts@...> [050216 13:10]:
> > Hi guys!
> >
> > I use cheetah as my template engine, if I write a Index.tmpl or a
> > Main.tmpl and compile it into a Index.py, the page is not loaded when
> > I hit the context (http://somedomain/MyContext/), but it works when I
> > hit the page (http://somedomain/MyContext/Index).
> >
> > I can rename the template, but is there a way to fix it without rename
> > the template? Thanks in advance!
> 
> Look at the file Configs/Application.configs. "Index" has to be a member
> of the list "DirectoryFile".
> 
> --
> Andi
> 


-- 
Michel Thadeu Sabchuk
Curitiba - PR

i had the same problem with a index.py and a index.xml in the same 
directory,
solved it by setting the option 'ExtensionsToServe' to ['.py']. 
apparently webkit does not try to choose one if there are several options.
robert

michelts wrote:

>It is...
>
>If I have the a Index.py file alone (without a Index.tmpl), the page
>is loaded with sucess. If I have a Index.py and a Index.tmpl on the
>same dir, the page is not loaded throught standard way...
>
>this is the same for index, main, Main, or anything else I define in
>DirectoryFile.
>
>Thanks...
>
>On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 14:08:39 +0100, Andreas Poisel <a.poisel@...> wrote:
>  
>
>>* michelts <michelts@...> [050216 13:10]:
>>    
>>
>>>Hi guys!
>>>
>>>I use cheetah as my template engine, if I write a Index.tmpl or a
>>>Main.tmpl and compile it into a Index.py, the page is not loaded when
>>>I hit the context (http://somedomain/MyContext/), but it works when I
>>>hit the page (http://somedomain/MyContext/Index).
>>>
>>>I can rename the template, but is there a way to fix it without rename
>>>the template? Thanks in advance!
>>>      
>>>
>>Look at the file Configs/Application.configs. "Index" has to be a member
>>of the list "DirectoryFile".
>>
>>--
>>Andi
>>
>>    
>>
>
>
>  
>

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* Robert Forkel <forkel@...> [050216 16:50]:
> i had the same problem with a index.py and a index.xml in the same 
> directory,
> solved it by setting the option 'ExtensionsToServe' to ['.py']. 
> apparently webkit does not try to choose one if there are several options.
> robert

If you are looking for a convenient way to keep the templates separate
from the compiled servlets in your context directory, consider the recipe
http://wiki.w4py.org/usingaaap.html

-- 
Andi

I also have a plugin for cheetah that will automatically compile .tmpl 
files on demand like PSP does.  Let me know if you are interested.

-ww

On Feb 16, 2005, at 1:59 PM, Andreas Poisel wrote:

> * Robert Forkel <forkel@...> [050216 16:50]:
>> i had the same problem with a index.py and a index.xml in the same
>> directory,
>> solved it by setting the option 'ExtensionsToServe' to ['.py'].
>> apparently webkit does not try to choose one if there are several 
>> options.
>> robert
>
> If you are looking for a convenient way to keep the templates separate
> from the compiled servlets in your context directory, consider the 
> recipe
> http://wiki.w4py.org/usingaaap.html
>
> -- 
> Andi
>
>
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michelts wrote:
> It is...
> 
> If I have the a Index.py file alone (without a Index.tmpl), the page
> is loaded with sucess. If I have a Index.py and a Index.tmpl on the
> same dir, the page is not loaded throught standard way...
> 
> this is the same for index, main, Main, or anything else I define in
> DirectoryFile.

are you using webware from the CVS? i experienced the same
problem a while ago.

please check my old message:
<http://tinyurl.com/4gvdt>

in you opinion, is the same issue?

cheers,
deelan.