From: Bill B. <bb...@co...> - 2003-01-31 16:39:18
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Does anyone have a working example of WebWare + Cheetah that implements a slight bit of a real world example -- maybe some persistency or the like? Also, it isn't clear how Cheetah should be installed such that it works well with WebWare. A short HOWTO in either product would be very helpful. The example in the Cheetah source tree seems broken. General comment: Webware feels "odd" for a Python module in that it doesn't actually install itself as a module. It would be much more approachable if you could 'python setup.py install' and have Webware install the various Python modules into site-packages/. In the context of Cheetah, this would mean that the user would not have to screw with PYTHONPATH or otherwise install Webware in a non-standard fashion to make the two work together. b.bum |
From: Aaron H. <aaron@MetroNY.com> - 2003-02-03 14:53:46
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Bill Bumgarner wrote: > > Does anyone have a working example of WebWare + Cheetah that implements > a slight bit of a real world example -- maybe some persistency or the like? I have posted a bit of samples to the list in past, try searching the mail archive. Also you can check: http://webware.metrony.com/tutorials/calPopUp.html > > Also, it isn't clear how Cheetah should be installed such that it works > well with WebWare. A short HOWTO in either product would be very helpful. Cheetah can be installed either as a system wide python module using python setup.py install, in which case you can call it via from Cheetah.Template import Template or you can copy the src directory of the Cheetah download into a direfctory called Cheetah in the main Webware dir OR your makeappwork dir Then you can call it like: from Cheetah.Template import Template You only need to install it as a plug-in if you want to serve .tmpl files directly from the browser. -Aaron |
From: Lee P. <le...@le...> - 2003-02-04 02:50:28
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I just have Webware and Cheetah installed in site-packages, and everything works in the normal python way. I don't seem to need to bother with PYTHONPATH. However, I've not yet tried any real Webware-Python integration. |