From: sophana <so...@so...> - 2006-03-21 20:33:17
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Not yet. I think I'll use frames until I'll try another solution. Jose Galvez wrote: > did you ever find a solution to your problem? > Jose > > sophana wrote: > >> So your website is composed of php pages mixed with webware pages, but >> you don't have php+webware mixed pages. Did I understand right? >> That is not exactly what I was looking for. Duplicating the SitePage >> which contains header and sidebar that contains session dependant >> account info is impossible for me. >> I was wondering if it was possible to 'include' a php page from python >> by doing something like >> >> f=popen('php script.php php args') >> s=f.readlines() >> self.write(s) >> >> The problem is how can I transmit the http request url and things like >> that to the php script? >> What do you think about the performance of this kind of script? >> Maybe I could use urllib and open a tcp connection to the local apache >> server? >> Is there a way to pipe the file handle directly into the response >> request to achieve better performance? >> Or should I simply use frames? >> >> Sophana >> >> Jose Galvez wrote: >> >> >>> Dear Sophana, >>> >>> When I've mixed webware with php (which we do quite alot where I work), >>> I have always gone through the apache web server. Essentially we have a >>> single root context which can server either webware pages or php pages >>> depending on the extension of the script, py is run through webware and >>> php is run through php. As to the look and feel, that really depends on >>> how you have your pages set up, most of our actual html design is done >>> with cheetah, so alot of our look and feel is done with stylsheets and >>> the usual stuff, which will carry over to php without any trouble. >>> However some of our pages are set up with header and footers and stuff >>> like that, a practice which is very common in php, which we had to build >>> duplicates for, so essentially for some websites we have duplicate php >>> and webwaer page headers and footers. Its a pain if you are actively >>> editing a site because you have to remember to edit more then one set of >>> code, but our users don't seem to see the difference. No sure if this >>> is what you wanted, but I hope it helps. BTW within the same folder we >>> often have both php and webware scripts, like I said we have apachie >>> configured to deal with both. >>> >>> Jose >>> >>> sophana wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>> Hi all >>>> >>>> I'm coding a website with webware, but I'd like to reuse php scripts >>>> in it. >>>> These php scripts are hosted on the same machine (web server) >>>> >>>> How do I include these scripts inside my SitePage look and feel? >>>> Can I call the php interpreter directly from python or should I go >>>> through the apache web server? >>>> >>>> In both case, how can I do it? >>>> >>>> Thanks for your help >>>> Sophana >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> ------------------------------------------------------- >>>> This SF.Net email is sponsored by xPML, a groundbreaking scripting >>>> language >>>> that extends applications into web and mobile media. 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