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Graham Dumpleton
grahamd at dscpl.com.au
Fri Apr 21 21:44:13 EDT 2006
On 22/04/2006, at 11:03 AM, Dan Eloff wrote: > My exact setup is as follows: > > PythonInterpreter pyserver > PythonOptimize Off > PythonDebug On > PythonAutoReload On > PythonOption mod_python.future.importer pyserver > # don't invoke our python handler if the file has an extension, it > doesn't handle any addresses like that > <Directory /> > SetHandler mod_python > PythonHandler C:\Docume~1\Dan\MyDocu~1\PYROOT\pyserver\pyserver.py > </Directory> > > <LocationMatch "^[^?]*?\."> > SetHandler None > </LocationMatch> > > The document root is: My Documents/HTDOCS > And you can see that pyserver.py (and config.py) is located in: > My Documents/PYROOT/pyserver > > By handler directory this is the one I'm referring too. > > The _config.py that is unable to import the config.py is in: > My Documents/PYROOT/web How are the files in this directory (_config.py) being imported in the first place? Is your pyserver.py file importing them explicitly using apache.import_module()? > It is not an issue with your importer that it can't be found, but I > would like to know how to make it found with out editing every file > like _config.py, because the pyserver files are used often. > > Thank you very much for taking the time to reply while obviously busy. It is a Saturday, just running around doing morning shopping and house hunting, nothing too dramatic. Anyway, time to go off and look at a house on sale now. I think I know what the answer to your problem will be and I'll be covering it when I reply to some of Jorey's comments. Graham > -Dan > > > > On 4/21/06, Graham Dumpleton <grahamd at dscpl.com.au> wrote: >> >> On 22/04/2006, at 6:35 AM, Dan Eloff wrote: >> >>> Hey Graham, >>> >>> I'm running into one problem related to taking things out of the >>> packages. I've imported PyServer.module_name in many places in my >>> modules but of course now PyServer no longer exists and all it's >>> modules are in the directory with pyserver.py which contains the >>> handler. I changed import PyServer.config to just import config, but >>> it doesn't find it. >>> >>> I'm loathe to use absolute or even relative paths because of how >>> many >>> different places I'd have to modify it. Is there some way to >>> globally >>> add the handler's directory to the search path? >> >> I gotta run out the door, so no time to answer all questions right >> now. >> >> Can you clarify when you say "handler directory" whether you mean >> the directory that pserver.py is in, or the directory indicated by >> the >> Directory directive where you specified PythonHandler? >> >> Also, are you setting PythonPath directive? >> >> Oh, and give locations of pyserver.py and config.py, along with >> any path >> used with Directory directive so I have context. >> >> In a rush, so take note of comments in: >> >> http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MODPYTHON-154 >> http://www.dscpl.com.au/articles/modpython-007.html#setting-of- >> pythonpath >> >> in the mean time. >> >> You may be coming up against preserved behaviour from old >> importer that frankly I think should not be kept. >> >> Thanks. >> >> Graham >> >> >>> On 4/21/06, Dan Eloff <dan.eloff at gmail.com> wrote: >>>> Whoops. I was looking over the code for import_module and I >>>> figured it >>>> out. path is meant to be a list, duh. Maybe add an >>>> >>>> assert not path or isinstance(path, list), 'path must be a list of >>>> paths to search for the module.' >>>> >>>> to your code near the top of the function. Otherwise if path is a >>>> string, search_path.extend(path) doesn't throw, but it makes a huge >>>> search_path of single character locations and fails utterly (and >>>> silently) >>>> >>>> -Dan >>>> >> >>
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