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Luis Sousa
llsousa at ualg.pt
Fri Mar 8 16:22:54 EST 2002
I tried the sugestion that you gave me but it still working without giving me an error !!! I tried putting the PythonHandler in apache directly to file and it gave me the error that I was expecting. Probably it's some problem in my configuration, or something else !!! What could it be ? Luis Sousa Gregory (Grisha) Trubetskoy wrote: >This is probably because you're chaning pessoalWEB but the Python >interpreter ignores those changes because the pessoalWEB module is already >imported. You need to reload pessoalWEB or restart apache. There is a note >about that in the FAQ: > >http://www.modpython.org/FAQ/faqw.py?req=all#3.1 > >P.S. There is nothing wrong with the publisher handler, it should work for >you just fine. > >Grisha > > >On Fri, 8 Mar 2002, Luis Sousa wrote: > >>>I have two files, one that I used to define a class and other one that >>>calls the class: >>> - file that defines the class: pessoalWEB.py >>> >>> class MyClass: >>> def __init__ (self): >>> self.x = '' >>> self.y = '' >>> >>> - file that uses the class: callClassWEB.py >>> import pessoalWEB >>> >>> def testFunc(): >>> MyClass = pessoalWEB.MyClass() >>> saida = MyClass.x >>> saida = MyClass.y >>> if saida=='': >>> saida="NULL" >>> return saida >>> >>>I call this file using >>>http://machinename/~llsousa/gpessoal/callClassWEB.py/testFunc in my >>>browser. >>> >>I already saw what was the problem. The object. was not well >>initialized. It was MyClass = pessoal.MyClass() instead of MyClass = >>pessoalWEB.MyClass() >> >>But now I notice something strange. When I define saida = MyClass.k it >>gave no error. >>Souldn't it gave an error like this: AttributeError: MyClass instance >>has no attribute 'k' ??? >> >>Why it doesn't do that ? >> >>Thanks, Luis Sousa >> >>_______________________________________________ >>Mod_python mailing list >>Mod_python at modpython.org >>http://www.modpython.org/mailman/listinfo/mod_python >> > > >
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