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inWebwareForPython/w4py3 (press backspace or delete to remove)Sorry to be the bearer of more bad news, but the following (new) FieldStorage test fails with w4py3 3.0.9:
def testPostRequestWithBinaryDataAndQueryParams(self):
content = b \xfe\xff\xc0 ...
zarquon5
- 6
- Opened on May 11, 2023
- #16
With the recent fix for handling binary payloads, we ve discovered a new issue that did not occur with version 3.0.6: if
you try to send a payload with a content-type of application/json, and a specified ...
zarquon5
- 2
- Opened on Apr 25, 2023
- #15
To whom it may concern,
If you post a request to w4py3 with a binary content type of application/octet-stream or, say,
application/x-7z-compressed, w4py3 will always try to decode the binary payload, ...
zarquon5
- 4
- Opened on Mar 3, 2023
- #14
Currently, the API of Webware 3.0 still uses the traditional naming conventions and the conventions for getters and
setters that originated from times when there was no PEP8 and Python had no support for ...
discussion
modernization
Cito
- Opened on Oct 17, 2020
- #11
Add more advice to the Migration Guide when we have more experience with migrating apps.
documentation
help wanted
Cito
- Opened on Oct 17, 2020
- #10
Add more unit tests, expand the regression test suite, and increase test coverage.
testing
Cito
- Opened on Jan 9, 2020
- #9
Provide highly automated benchmarking so we can track changes in performance.
optimization
testing
Cito
- Opened on Jan 9, 2020
- #8
If a Python file has only one class that inherits from Servlet, then use that as the Servlet class (rather than
requiring the name be the same as the file).
enhancement
Cito
- Opened on Jan 9, 2020
- #7
For instance, add Last-modified: to generic files that are served via Webware.
enhancement
investigate
Cito
- Opened on Jan 9, 2020
- #6
We should integrate support for i18n and l10n or at least document how to handle this in Webware using existing tools.
feature
investigate
Cito
- Opened on Jan 9, 2020
- #5

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