>> Currently learning JSP with the aid of the NetBeans IDE...
>> Next step: integrating Jython with JSP and NetBeans... :-)
>
> It's very easy to write a servlet in Jython,
Its not the beans/servlet side that's beating me, its the JSP
magic
tags stuff. The only web programming I've done has been
Alan G wrote:
> Currently learning JSP with the aid of the NetBeans IDE...
> Next step: integrating Jython with JSP and NetBeans... :-)
It's very easy to write a servlet in Jython, Jython ships with Java wrapper
class that will load a Jython servlet and delegate to it. A nice dynamic way to
deve
On Sun, Sep 04, 2005 at 03:28:11PM +0100, Alan G wrote:
> > Tix has actually been included since Python 2.2!
But there are still no *python* docs. The Tcl docs are very confusing.
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"Happiness is the interval between periods of unhappiness."
-- Don Marquis
Rick Pasotto[E
> Tix has actually been included since Python 2.2!
Wow! I only noticed it coz I was browsing the module index for
something
else, but knew Tix from my TCl programming days. I took a look and
sure
enough it was the same thing.
> The IDE Studio and SpecTix look interesting.
SpecTix is an enhance
Alan,
Thanks for the pointer, I never noticed that either. But looking back, Tix has
actually been included since Python 2.2! It was not listed in the What's New
document for that release so it was easy to miss. It *was* listed in the What's
New for Python 2.3; not as a new module but as receiv
