CherryPy Facebook Authentication on Google Appengine

Hi I asked this question
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9045244/cherrypy-facebook-authentication-on-google-appengine
at SO but no answer yet. Can somebody here help?

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Re: cgitb wierdness with CP

On Jan 29, 2012, at 03:00, Scott Chapman wrote:

> I'm not at all clear why this is doing this.  Of course this makes
> debugging database issues more fun.

I see you're using MySQL as a database, and undoubtly the underlying libmysql at some point. Libmysql is not
threadsafe, and CherryPy is threaded. In my case that gave problems (segfaults!) and I had to use
something like DBUtils to get around that. I'm not sure this is applicable to your situation.

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Re: CherryPy Facebook Oauth 2.0 on Google Appengine

How to tell Cherrypy to use any available port?

Hello!

This has been asked before but I could not find a satifying answer.

I want to use CherryPy in a test suite. It will always run on
localhost but I have no chance of knowing which ports will be
available beforehand as there may already be another instance started
by another test.

The way I went about this previously was to bind to ('127.0.0.1', 0)
which would guarantee an open port to be used. How would I do this
with CherryPy? Using module random, as previously suggested, is not an
option for me.

Thanks for any pointers!

Seb.

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Re: How to tell Cherrypy to use any available port?

Re: How to tell Cherrypy to use any available port?

easiest way to organize/create installations/eggs for multiple applications under one CherryPy server?

Hi,

I currently have one application running under CherryPy.  My next
project will involve creating another application that I would like to
also run under the same CherryPy server.  I have two basic questions,
both having to do with simplicity/"best practices":

1) How to best organize files/directories?  Right now the directory
structure is basically:

[server]
  +---- setup.py
  +----[server]
          +---- server.py (CherryPy server and apps setup/launch
module)
          +----[etc] -> server.conf (<cherrypy.config>; contains an
"apps" setting dictionary with info to create each app)
          +----[logs] -> server.log (<cherrypy.log.error_log>)
          +----[apps]
                  +----[app1]
                          +----setup.py
                          +----[app1]
                                  +---- app1.py + other app1 modules
                                  +----[etc] -> app1.conf
(<app1.config>)
                                  +----[logs] -> app1.log
(<app1.log.error_log>)
                  +----[app2] (future)
                          +----setup.py
                          +----[app2]
                                  +---- app2.py + other app2 modules
                                  +----[etc] -> app2.conf
(<app2.config>)
                                  +----[logs] -> app2.log
(<app2.log.error_log>)

I currently have app1 working under the server, and I would like to be
able to simply "plug-in" app2 when it is completed.

2) If the above is OK, how can the setup.py files be laid out to
create eggs to install the above?  I have been thinking a server egg
could be installed first into site-packages, and then individual
application eggs could be installed "underneath" the server somehow.
But I'm not sure that's possible.  Or is it better to reorganize,
making each application directory structure a "peer" to the server
directory structure?  That would seem to allow eggs to install the
server and applications as "peers" under site-packages.

Thanks very much for any advice.  I'm just looking for the best
combination of simplicity and flexibility/expandibility.  I thought
I'd be able to quickly find guidance somewhere, but so far am striking
out.

Dave B.

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Re: easiest way to organize/create installations/eggs for multiple applications under one CherryPy server?

I should add a third choice for installation is to create one large
egg containing the server and all the apps.  That is probably the way
I will go unless someone can illuminate me (including stumbling on
something illuminating myself)...

Thanks again for any guidance,

Dave B.

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How to alter exception handling in the right way

Hi,

I am trying to alter default error page generation for single page
handler class. When MyException is thrown by any of my page handler I
would like to return custom error page. But for any other kind of
exceptions I would like to use default exception handling process.

My current solution is below:

def my_error_handler():
    exctype,excobj = exc_info()[:2]
    if exctype is not MyException:
        cherrypy.HTTPError(500).set_response()
    else:
        cherrypy.response.status = 404
        cherrypy.response.body = generate_error_page(excobj)

class Root(object):
    _cp_config = {
      'request.error_response': my_error_handler
    }

    @cherrypy.expose
    def page1:
	[...]

    @cherrypy.expose
    def page2:
        [...]

What I do not like about it is cherrypy.HTTPError(500).set_response().
Is there a better way to fallback to default error response generation?

Thanks!,
Łukasz

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Cherrypy serving the same object data to different users

Hi Guys,

I am in a fix. I am working with Cherrypy3.2 and python 3.2, I created
a form library and below is a summary of my code:

@cherrypy.expose
def index(self, **kwargs):
      method = cherrypy.request.method

     if method == 'POST':
           form = NewForm(validate_data=kwargs)
           #validate form
           cherrypy.HTTPRedirect('address_of_same_form')
     else:
           form = NewForm()

    return response...

The above code is supposed to validate a form on POST and if errors
are formed resend the form back to the user with errors. Now, no
matter what I do, if one user gets an error, the other user on opening
the same form can see the error on his/her page, when that user has
not even entered anything.

What am I doing wrong?

Please help...

Regards,
Nav

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