RE: [Webware-discuss] Webware on FreeBSD?

[<rt...@sy...>]

An installer would probably work as long as the documentation addresses =
why
the application is configured in the manner it is. And, webware
documentation needs a little work. Either way, need to be as inviting to
developers as can be - quick ramp-up time via good documentation etc. =
Would
help in adoption rate of the platform.
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Richard
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From: web...@li...
[mailto:web...@li...] On Behalf Of Aaron =
Held
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 9:43 AM
To: rt...@sy...
Cc: 'Webware discuss'; 'Tracy S. Ruggles'
Subject: Re: [Webware-discuss] Webware on FreeBSD?



IMHO the main reason that there is not port for Webware is that the
directory structure if not Linux or distro friendly.  The docs should be
seperate and Webware itself should just be installed as a Python =
package.

But I DON"T like using it that way.  I like just extracting a tarball =
into
/usr/local or c:\Webware and making an App Directory in /home/Webware.  =
I
think most of the developers also use Webware in a similar manner.

Rather then a distro specific port how about an installer?
1) Pick Webware app
2) Pick Python Dir
3) enter extra Python path
4) pick a work dir

-Aaron

rt...@sy... wrote:


Thanks for the input. Good to know it will work after some tinkering.



Would be better adoption if there would be a port available. Surprised =
that

webware doesn't have a port while Twisted, 4suite, HTMLgen, Albatross,

Quixote, and Zope do.



Richard



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-----Original Message-----

From: Tracy S. Ruggles [mailto:tr...@re...]

Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 9:00 AM

To: rt...@sy...

Cc: 'Webware discuss'

Subject: Re: [Webware-discuss] Webware on FreeBSD?





I'm running Webware of FreeBSD, too, without any problems.   apxs was

in a strange spot and I had a little bump in trying to build

mod_webkit, but other than that everything was fine.



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