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For discussing the CherryPy documentation
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Small addition to "apache-proxy"
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Hi all, I'm new to mod_rewrite and forgot to enable mod_proxy when deploying my CherryPy app. On Apache 2, this manifests as 404 errors. It might save someone a few minutes if there was a note in the documentation about this, here: [link] The page does already suggests enabling mod_proxy, but only in response... more »
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ANN: CherryPy book
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Hello all, I am pleased to announce that I will be writing a book on CherryPy which will published by Packt Publishing [1]. Packt is a fairly recent publishing company based in the United Kingdom which has focused since the beginning in providing the developer community with books specific to their day to day tasks.... more »
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Tutorial page stops in the middle
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The tutorial at [link] will likely be very helpful, when I can see the rest of it. However, when using IE6, the display stops in the middle. The cause seems to be this snippet of HTML, seen via "view source": [quote of html] <p>Objects are exposed in CherryPy by setting the exposed attribute.... more »
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Update To CherryPyDatabase Recipe
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Is Trac Wiki format what you are looking for with these Recipes? I know that some work is being done on the documentation system for CherryPy and if this isn't the right format then I would be happy to reformat. Here's a stab at updating the CherryPyDatabase recipe:
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First cut at improving BehindApache recipe for 2.2
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Here's my first cut at improving the Behind Apache recipe so that it works with CherryPy 2.2. I am planning on changing the bit about ''Locating your application away from the root of the host'', but I need to do a little testing first to see exactly how it should work. I think that it can be done much more simply than the example given in... more »
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Wiki Documentation Idea
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Guys, What if we had a wiki for each release? For example, we create a wiki, docs.cherrypy.org/wiki/2.2 or something, that contains the documentation for 2.2. When the time comes for 2.3, that wiki is copied to to /wiki/2.3, we look at the WikiPageIndex, or whatever that is called for the particular wiki we decide on, and go through updating... more »
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Method signatures in example code
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Perhaps it is just me, but I hate the way the example code fails to reflect the way CherryPy actually calls methods. def index(self, **responseMap): is the "normal" index signature. If there are no parameters, then responsemap will be an empty dict. I think it is a mistake to present code that is brittle and will fail when the actual request differs from... more »
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Ch3 in book: session_filter vs sessionFilter
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It might be a well-known issue, but I couldn't find any mention of it here. Ch3 of the book describes how to use sessions. The recipe is cherrypy.config.update({'sessi on_filter.on' : True}) That will result in a "500 Internal Error" page because of a SessionNotEnabledError. The line should read cherrypy.config.update({'sessi onFilter.on' : True})... more »
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