Mailman 3 July 2013 - Twisted-web

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by Philippe Lafoucrière 05 Aug '21

05 Aug '21

Hi all just a test

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Re: [Twisted-web] Twisted-web Digest, Vol 110, Issue 1
by Christopher Lozinski 08 Oct '14

08 Oct '14

On 7/1/13 1:00 PM,Phil Mayers <p.mayers(a)imperial.ac.uk> wrote: > > > > I'm a newbie to Python, but not programming. However, my problem is > > replacing an antiquated web-based classroom-attendance oriented > > software app. If you are looking at python, you have a lot of choices. The first choice is which database to use, object-oriented, or relational. If you choose relational, then django is the mainstream choice. If you choose object oriented, then you can consider ZODB. It stores a persistent network of objects. Which leads to either the Zope 3 / ZTFY.org web framework, or else pyramid. Pyramid is good for simpler applications, as they get more complicated, I would recommend ztfy.org. and wiki.ztfy.org Better yet, just get a complete school application at schooltool.org built on top of zope 3, very easy to make any customizations you want, that is the greatest strength of Zope 3. Regards Chris http://zopache.com

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Need Help
by D Brian Kimmel 30 Jul '13

30 Jul '13

Howdy, I have a large home automation project that uses twisted. I am adding a web interface and need athena for COMET activity. I have been having a very hard time finding any current documentation to help me get the athena part working. I am looking for brains to pick on getting this portion working bi- directionally. I am also looking for others who may be interested in working on this type of software. github -> DBrianKimmel/PyHouse Thanks Brian

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twisted.web : limiting file size during upload (using python)
by Pranav Bhardwaj 18 Jul '13

18 Jul '13

Hey I have a script to be able to upload logs to a twisted web server. I have the following requirements: 1) to be able to limit the size of the upload to 10MB. 2) to NOT store file in memory during the request. Does twisted.web provide these functionality? Any inputs on these would be welcome! Here is the *server part* os the script: try: oStream = open(filename, 'wb') oStream.write(request.args['fname'][0]) outputStream.close() except: # handle exception a test *client script:* <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <form action="https://serverUrl" enctype="multipart/form-data" method="post"> <div class="row"> <label for="fileUploadToServer">Select file</label><br /> fname : <input type="file" name="fname" /> <input type="submit" value="submit"> </div> </form> </html>

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Add response logging to logging-proxy.py example
by Alexei Colin 15 Jul '13

15 Jul '13

Hello, The example logging-proxy.py processes the request, but not the response. Yes, one can learn how to do that from the docs and from stackoverflow, but that is an avoidable time burden. Sometimes this example is all one needs, if only it were complete with both directions. Could the example be revised or new one added with something like the attached? Thank you for the consideration. -alexei

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Re: [Twisted-web] Nginx vs Twisted Web
by Christopher Lozinski 07 Jul '13

07 Jul '13

Thank so much to all of you for the excellent discussion on this topic. I particularly liked Jean Paul from Twisted matrix's careful response. And Burak Arslan's comment about Nginx supporting SendFile was hugely interesting. * *So which one of those two did I choose? At first I was going to go to Nginx, but then a developer I am cooperating with, who is also doing a Zope 3 server went with Cherokee, and I followed in his lead. Why??? Well Cherokee has a web GUI, that hugely simplifies my life, and the guy I am cooperating with and I can support each other. Really ease of use trumps all other issues for me. I just have way way too much complexity that I am managing in life. You can read more about my decision here. http://zopache.com/ApacheNginxCherokeeTwistedWeb If people want to continue this discussion, I would love to see a comparison of Twisted Web and Cherokee. Best to start a new thread for that. And if there were a web gui for Twisted Web, I would certainly have gone with that, even if it were an early release. I can imagine one could create resources TTW Through The Web, and store them in the ZODB. Eventually I would like to see a tighter integration between Twisted Web and Zope 3. I am starting with the ZTFY.org release of Zope 3. But all things take time. Regards Christopher Lozinski * *

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Where to begin
by Ron Allen Smith 02 Jul '13

02 Jul '13

Hi, I'm a newbie to Python, but not programming. However, my problem is replacing an antiquated web-based classroom-attendance oriented software app. I need to serve out an environment where teachers can sign in and take attendance for students in their classrooms. That's the general idea. Python was recommended, but I've not used it before. So, I'm looking for directions on what the best overall components would be. I just so happened to have started with the web server first--Twisted Web was at the top of the list on the http://wiki.python.org/moin/WebServers page and seemed intriguing. That's the background on my search/inquiry. I think I'll need components to help with authenticating people, a database to capture attendance data, components to help with presenting data back to the user's browser, etc. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Ron ron(a)ronallensmith.com

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