Please help : wee movies

Hello guys,
I tried to download wee tutorial movies from my azureus, but nobody
there... sad. sigh..

my azureus screenshot can be seen here :
http://www.geocities.com/riyari3/wee_tutorial.png

anybody has placed it in other places? so that i can download it
through port 80 ? or send those tutorial movies to my email (
ariekusumaatmaja <at> gmail.com ) would also be fine.

BTW How's this wee project progress? Hope can be cool like Seaside 
and still in Ruby World...

Thanks b4.

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How is this line of seaside code done in wee

Hi,

Here is a line of seaside code that renders a link that, when 
clicked, calls a block of code on the server using ajax:

r anchorWithAction:[] liveAction: [ :renderer | self renderTimeOn: 
renderer ] text: ‘Update’.

I know that something similar can be done with wee like this:

p = proc {render_method_invoke(method)}
r.anchor.onclick_update(method.name, p).with(method.name)

However, in the seaside case, the block that is called once the 
link is clicked is given a renderer or canvas with which it can 
render a reply.  Is there any way to get wee to provide a new 
renderer or canvas to blocks that are called through callbacks?

Thanks very much.
Mike.

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Is there a Mechanize list?

Is there a Mechanize mailing list?

I'd like to learn to use mechanize to scrape some data for input into 
PostgreSQL via og.  And I'm running into some lack of 
knowledge/understanding on my part.

Mongrel adapter

Hi list,

attached, you will find a mongrel adapter.

== Usage
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'wee/adaptors/mongrel'

# Your application
require 'hello_world'

h = Mongrel::HttpServer.new('0.0.0.0', 2000)
h.register('/app', Wee::MongrelAdaptor.new('/app', 
HelloWorldApplication.new()))

h.register('/media', Mongrel::DirHandler.new('/path_to/media'), false)) # 
false disables dir-listing

trap("INT") { h.stop }

h.run
puts "Server started on 
#{h.instance_variable_get('@host')}:#{h.instance_variable_get('@port')}"
h.acceptor.join

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Corrected version of OgScaffolder

Hi list,

you can find attached, a corrected version of the OgScaffolder class that 
works with the last version of Og (0.29.0)

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First contribution : Wee::HtmlPrettyWriter

Hi list,

I'm really happy with Wee. Lots of things are still obscure but it has a great 
potential. Especially, the architecture is really nice and I have a good 
feeling 

Here is my first contribution to the Wee project. It's an extension of the 
HtmlWriter which will indent the code. It's not perfect yet. I need more html 
to test all the cases, etc..

== Usage

Build your own session and re-implement the respond method.

class MySession < Wee::Session
    def respond(context, callbacks)
      pre_respond_hook
      set_response(context, Wee::GenericResponse.new('text/html', ''))
      rctx = Wee::RenderingContext.new(context, callbacks, 
Wee::HtmlPrettyWriter.new(context.response.content))
      @component_runner.render(rctx)
    end
  end
end

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Form submission

Hi list,

thanks Michael for your previous answer. Now I'm starting to play with Wee and 
I have tons of questions that raise up :-p

I would like if possible, to have some hints on two things :
* how to get the values from the two input boxes. In all examples, I've only 
seen single input submits.
* how to store the data so that it's accessible from other components or 
decorators ?

To start, I have used the ComponentDispatcher to build different pages (it 
seems bugged but I have to investigate on this). I now have a simple page 
that shows up pretty well.

I then wanted to add authentication to the application. So I implemented the 
LoginDecoration like specified in the source code and created another 
component to work with.

As you can see below, it will certainly shows that I didn't grasp all the 
philosophy yet. I have just included the two concerned pages as the rest 
seems to work pretty well.

==== snip ====
class ProVision::Page::Login < Wee::Component
  attr_reader   :user
  attr_accessor :username
  attr_accessor :password

  def render
    r.h1 "Login : " + @wesh.to_s
#    r.text.class('error').with { @error }
    r.form.action(:login).with do
      r.text "login : "
      r.text_input.value(@username).callback { |v| username = v }
      r.break

      r.text "password : "
      r.text_input.value(@password).callback { |v| password = v }
      r.break

      r.submit_button.value("login").callback { login }
    end
  end

  def login
    if user = User.find_by_username(@username) and user.password == 
user.crypt_password(@password)
      @user = user
    else
      @error = "Unable to login"
    end
  end

  def logout
    @user = nil
  end

  def logged_in?
    not @user.nil?
  end
end

class ProVision::Decoration::Login < Wee::LoginDecoration
  def logged_in?
    @login_page.logged_in?()
  end
end
==== snip ====

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Wee repo ?

Hi list,

is there a repository where I can get the latest wee source ? The rubyforge's 
CVS is empty.

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Wee looks cool...

Is it still under active development? Stable enough to use for
real-world web development?

Thanks!
Mike ence

Place for logging

I'm sure there's some perfect place to inject page traversing logging 
among other important activities logging. But where would it be best?

If I'd use ComponentDispatcher that would be obvious place, but perhaps 
I should attach to rendering loop and push important event to the log 
from there?

    - Aleksi