- 14 Sep, 1999 4 commits
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Michel Pelletier authored
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- 10 Sep, 1999 6 commits
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Amos Latteier authored
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Christopher Petrilli authored
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Christopher Petrilli authored
Thanks Brian Hooper.
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Christopher Petrilli authored
Common Long Format.
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Ken Manheimer authored
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Ken Manheimer authored
reload extenal method files every time. The problem was that the entire os.stat() record was being compared, and that includes the access time, which of course changes every time the method is loaded - self fulfilling prophecy, and all. Instead, we now just stash and compare the modification time (ST_MTIME) field, and get rid of the extraneous (expensive) reloads.
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- 09 Sep, 1999 8 commits
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Amos Latteier authored
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Michel Pelletier authored
ZTables)
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that requires climbing the entire aq chain on every call (and it gets called a *lot*). A little investigation revealed that it is called over and over for the same objects during a request for complex pages, so a cache was added that can cut the work down to about 10% of its current level.
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Christopher Petrilli authored
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Christopher Petrilli authored
is legit HTML4. (C650)
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Amos Latteier authored
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Amos Latteier authored
(in order to enable REMOTE_USER mode) also opens the monitor to any user connecting through localhost.
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Christopher Petrilli authored
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- 08 Sep, 1999 1 commit
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- 07 Sep, 1999 1 commit
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Amos Latteier authored
Fixed a bug which allowed unauthorized options to be displayed when adding a Folder. Now you only see options to add an index_document and/or a user folder if you have adequate permissions.
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- 03 Sep, 1999 1 commit
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Jim Fulton authored
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- 01 Sep, 1999 13 commits
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Jim Fulton authored
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Michel Pelletier authored
other strangosities.
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Jim Fulton authored
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Jim Fulton authored
argument is "self" to prevent things like hijacking external methods.
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Amos Latteier authored
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Amos Latteier authored
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called without necessarily aborting the current transaction. This is required by things like the resolve_url machinery, where there is a need to call the exception() method to get a meaningful error. The resolve_url method in HTTPRequest.Request has been changed to take advantage of this. The existing semantics of RESPONSE.exception() are unchanged - it will automatically abort just as it did before unless you pass the keyword arg abort=0 when calling the method.
- 31 Aug, 1999 6 commits
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during resolve_url caused the exception method of the (cloned) response object to be called. This mean that as soon as an error occurred during resolve_url, the transaction would be aborted and things got extremely weird since objects that had been uncataloged would suddenly be back (due to the abort).
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Amos Latteier authored
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Michel Pelletier authored
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Michel Pelletier authored
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Michel Pelletier authored
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Michel Pelletier authored
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