Webware for Python

This may be useful - it allows you to set a KidKitWrapper
variable inside a .kid file to use a custom wrapper.

I basically moved the load_template outside of the wrapper and check it
for a custom KidKitWrapper, and load that if it's found.  This is how
I'm integrating KidKit into a SecurePage setup.  If anyone needs further
details, I can work up an example.  If anyone can show me a better way
to do this with as minimal impact, I'm all ears.

### patch begins ###

--- /new/Webware/KidServletFactory.py        2005-01-26
13:36:25.000000000 -0500
+++ /old/Webware/KidKit/KidServletFactory.py    2005-02-27
08:06:31.024649785 -0500
@@ -17,14 +17,14 @@
 _log = logging.getLogger(__name__)


-class ServletWrapper( Page ):
+class BaseKidServletWrapper( Page ):
        '''
        I am a WebKit.Servlet, and when I am asked to respond, I will
run the KID template
        to produce the html page.
        '''

-       def __init__( self, kidFileName ):
-               self._kidModule = kid.load_template( kidFileName,
cache=True )
+       def __init__( self, kidModule ):
+               self._kidModule = kidModule
                self._factory = None    # Somebody still uses this,
although it seems to be deprecated.

        def respond( self, trans ):
@@ -60,6 +60,11 @@

         _log.debug('fullname=%s',fullname)

-        theServlet = ServletWrapper( fullname )
+       kidModule = kid.load_template( fullname, cache=True )
+       try:
+               kidWrapper = kidModule.KidKitWrapper
+       except AttributeError:
+               kidWrapper = BaseKidServletWrapper
+       theServlet = kidWrapper( kidModule )

         return theServlet

Thanks, I'll put your patch into the repository.

-ww

On Feb 27, 2005, at 8:17 AM, Scott Russell wrote:

> This may or may not be useful - it allows you to set a KidKitWrapper
> variable inside a .kid file to use a custom wrapper.
>
> I basically moved the load_template outside of the wrapper and check it
> for a custom KidKitWrapper, and load that if it's found.  This is how
> I'm integrating KidKit into a SecurePage setup.  If anyone needs 
> further
> details, I can work up an example.  If anyone can show me a better way
> to do this with as minimal impact, I'm all ears.
>
> ### patch begins ###
>
> --- /new/Webware/KidServletFactory.py        2005-01-26 
> 13:36:25.000000000 -0500
> +++ /old/Webware/KidKit/KidServletFactory.py    2005-02-27 
> 08:06:31.024649785 -0500
> @@ -17,14 +17,14 @@
>  _log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
>
>
> -class ServletWrapper( Page ):
> +class BaseKidServletWrapper( Page ):
>         '''
>         I am a WebKit.Servlet, and when I am asked to respond, I will 
> run the KID template
>         to produce the html page.
>         '''
>
> -       def __init__( self, kidFileName ):
> -               self._kidModule = kid.load_template( kidFileName, 
> cache=True )
> +       def __init__( self, kidModule ):
> +               self._kidModule = kidModule
>                 self._factory = None    # Somebody still uses this, 
> although it seems to be deprecated.
>
>         def respond( self, trans ):
> @@ -60,6 +60,11 @@
>
>          _log.debug('fullname=%s',fullname)
>
> -        theServlet = ServletWrapper( fullname )
> +       kidModule = kid.load_template( fullname, cache=True )
> +       try:
> +               kidWrapper = kidModule.KidKitWrapper
> +       except AttributeError:
> +               kidWrapper = BaseKidServletWrapper
> +       theServlet = kidWrapper( kidModule )
>
>          return theServlet
>
>
>
>
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