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diff --git a/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/GenIndex.css b/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/GenIndex.css deleted file mode 100644 index a95df2f..0000000 --- a/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/GenIndex.css +++ /dev/null @@ -1,46 +0,0 @@ -<style type="text/css"> -<!-- - /** - This style sheet is linked to by both Webware's index.html - as well as each component's index.html. - */ - - p { - padding-left: 0; - } - dl { - padding-left: 0; - } - ol { - padding-left: 0; - } - ul { - list-style-type: disc; - padding-left: 0; - } - li { - padding-top: 0; - } - a.BigLink { - font-size: larger; - font-weight: bold; - } - td.InfoLabel { - font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; - background-color: #DDD; - } - td.InfoValue { - font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; - background-color: #EEE; - } - td.InfoSummary { - font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; - font-size: smaller; - background-color: #EEE; - } - td.DocList { - font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; - } - ---> -</style> diff --git a/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/QuickStart.html b/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/QuickStart.html deleted file mode 100644 index 97e81b8..0000000 --- a/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/QuickStart.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,408 +0,0 @@ -<HTML> -<HEAD> -<TITLE>TaskKit QuickStart</TITLE> -</HEAD> - -<BODY BGCOLOR="WHITE"> - -<H4>Tom's Webware Documentation</H4> -<H1>Scheduling with Python and Webware</H1> -<a href="mailto:Tom.Schwaller@linux-community.de" style="text-decoration: none; color : #009999;">Tom Schwaller</a> - -<P> -<HR NOSHADE> -<I><FONT COLOR="#0000ff"> -Since version 0.5 the web application framework Webware has a scheduling plug-in called TaskKit. -This QuickStart Guide describes how to use it in your daily work with Webware and also with -normal Python programs. -</FONT></I> -<HR NOSHADE> - -<P> -Scheduling periodic tasks is a very common activity for users of a modern operating system. -System administrators for example know very well how to start new <code>cron</code> jobs or the -corresponding Windows analogues. So, why does a web application server like Webware/WebKit -need its own scheduling framework. The answer is simple: Because it knows better how to -react to a failed job, has access to internal data structures, which otherwise would have -to be exposed to the outside world and last but not least it needs scheduling capabilities -anyway (e.g. for session sweeping and other memory cleaning operations). - -<P> -Webware is developped with the object oriented scripting language Python so it seemed natural -to write a general purpose Python based scheduling framework. One could think that this -problem is already solved (remember the Python slogan: batteries included), but strange -enough there has not much work been done in this area. The two standard Python modules -<code>sched.py</code> and <code>bisect.py</code> are way too simple, not really object oriented -and also not multithreaded. This was the reason to develop a new scheduling framework, which -can not only be used with Webware but also with general purpose Python programs. Unfortunately -scheduling has an annoying side effect. The more you delve into the subject the more it becomes -difficult. - -<P> -After some test implementations I discovered the Java scheduling framework of the -<a href="http://www.arlut.utexas.edu/gash2/">Ganymede</a> network directory management -system and took it as a model for the Python implementation. Like any other Webware Kit -or plug-in the TaskKit is self contained and can be used in other Python projects. -This modularity is one of the real strengths of Webware and in sharp contrast to Zope -where people tend to think in Zope and not in Python terms. In a perfect world one should -be able to use web wrappers (for Zope, Webware, Quixote,..) around clearly designed Python -classes and not be forced to use one framework. Time will tell if this is just a dream -or if people will reinvent the "python wheels" over and over again. - -<h2>Tasks</h2> - -<P> -The TaskKit implements the three classes <code>Scheduler, TaskHandler</code> and <code>Task</code>. -Let's begin with the simplest one, i.e. Task. It's an abstract base class, from which you -have to derive your own task classes by overriding the <code>run()</code>-method like in -the following example: - -<p> -<table border=0 bgcolor="#eeeeee" width="100%"><tr><td> -<pre> -<FONT COLOR=black><B>from</B></FONT> TaskKit.Task <FONT COLOR=black><B>import</B></FONT> Task -<FONT COLOR=black><B>from</B></FONT> time <FONT COLOR=black><B>import</B></FONT> time, strftime, localtime - -<FONT COLOR=black><B>class</B></FONT><A NAME="SimpleTask"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> SimpleTask</B></FONT></A>(Task): - <FONT COLOR=black><B>def</B></FONT><A NAME="run"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> run</B></FONT></A>(self): - <FONT COLOR=black><B>print</B></FONT> self.name(), strftime(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>"%H:%M:%S"</FONT>, localtime(time())) -</pre> -</td></tr></table> - -<p> -<code>self.name()</code> returns the name under which the task was registered by the scheduler. -It is unique among all tasks and scheduling tasks with the same name will delete the old -task with that name (so beware of that feature!). Another simple example which is used -by WebKit itself is found in <code>WebKit/Tasks/SessionTask.py</code>. - -<p> -<table border=0 bgcolor="#eeeeee" width="100%"><tr><td> -<pre> -<FONT COLOR=black><B>from</B></FONT> TaskKit.Task <FONT COLOR=black><B>import</B></FONT> Task - -<FONT COLOR=black><B>class</B></FONT><A NAME="SessionTask"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> SessionTask</B></FONT></A>(Task): - <FONT COLOR=black><B>def</B></FONT><A NAME="__init__"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> __init__</B></FONT></A>(self, sessions): - Task.__init__(self) - self._sessionstore = sessions - - <FONT COLOR=black><B>def</B></FONT><A NAME="run"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> run</B></FONT></A>(self): - <FONT COLOR=black><B>if</B></FONT> self.proceed(): - self._sessionstore.cleanStaleSessions(self) -</pre> -</td></tr></table> - -<p> -Here you see the <code>proceed()</code> method in action. It can be used by long running tasks -to check if they should terminate. This is the case when the scheduler or the task itself has been -stoped. The latter is achieved with a <code>stopTask()</code> call which is not recommented though. -It's generally better to let the task finish and use the <code>unregister()</code> and -<code>disable()</code> methods. The first really deletes the task after termination while -the second only disables its rescheduling. You can still use it afterwards. Right now the implementation -of <code>proceed()</code> - -<p> -<table border=0 bgcolor="#eeeeee" width="100%"><tr><td> -<pre> -<FONT COLOR=black><B>def</B></FONT><A NAME="proceed"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> proceed</B></FONT></A>(self): - <FONT COLOR=#FF0000>""" - Should this task continue running? Should be called periodically - by long tasks to check if the system wants them to exit. - Returns 1 if its OK to continue, 0 if it's time to quit. - """</FONT> - <FONT COLOR=black><B>return</B></FONT> <FONT COLOR=black><B>not</B></FONT>( self._close.isSet() <FONT COLOR=black><B>or</B></FONT> (<FONT COLOR=black><B>not</B></FONT> self._handle._isRunning) ) -</pre> -</td></tr></table> - -<P> -uses the <code>_close</code> Event variable, which was also available trough the <code>close()</code> method. -Don't count on that in future versions, it will probably be removed. Just use <code>proceed()</code> instead -(take a look at <code>TaskKit/Tests/BasicTest.py</code>). Another API change after version 0.5 of Webware was -the removal of the <code>close</code> variable in <code>run()</code>. If you plan to make serious use of TaskKit -it's better to take the newest CVS snapshot of Webware, otherwise you will have to delete all occurences of -<code>close</code> afterwards. Another thing to remember about tasks is, that they know nothing about -scheduling, how often they will run (periodically or just once) or if they are on hold. All this is managed -by the task wrapper class <code>TaskManager</code>, which will be discussed shortly. Let's look at some more -examples first. - -<h2>Generating static pages</h2> - -<P> -On a high trafic web site (a la <a href="http://slashdot.org">slashdot</a>) it's -common practice to use semistatic page generation techniques. For example -you can generate the entry page as a static page once per minute. During this time -the content will not be completely accurate (e.g. the number of comments will certainly -increase), but nobody really cares about that. The benefit is a dramatic reduction of -database requests. For other pages (like older news with comments attached) it makes -more sense to generate static versions on demand. This is the case when the discussion -has come to an end, but somebody adds a comment afterwards and implicitely changes the -page by this action. Generating a static version will happen very seldom after the -"hot phase" when getting data directly out of the database is more appropriate. So -you need a periodic task which checks if there are new "dead" stories (e.g. no comments -for 2 days) and marks them with a flag for static generation on demand. It should -be clear by now, that an integrated Webware scheduling mechnism is very useful for -this kind of things and the better approach than external <code>cron</code> jobs. -Let's look a litle bit closer at the static generation technique now. First of all we -need a <code>PageGenerator</code> class. To keep the example simple we just -write the actual date into a file. In real life you will assemble much more complex data -into such static pages. - -<p> -<table border=0 bgcolor="#eeeeee" width="100%"><tr><td> -<pre> -<FONT COLOR=black><B>from</B></FONT> TaskKit.Task <FONT COLOR=black><B>import</B></FONT> Task -<FONT COLOR=black><B>from</B></FONT> time <FONT COLOR=black><B>import</B></FONT> * - -html = <FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'''<html> -<head><title>%s</title></head> -<body bgcolor="white"> -<h1>%s</h1> -</body> -</html> -'''</FONT> - -<FONT COLOR=black><B>class</B></FONT><A NAME="PageGenerator"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> PageGenerator</B></FONT></A>(Task): - <FONT COLOR=black><B>def</B></FONT><A NAME="__init__"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> __init__</B></FONT></A>(self, filename): - Task.__init__(self) - self._filename = filename - - <FONT COLOR=black><B>def</B></FONT><A NAME="run"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> run</B></FONT></A>(self): - f = open(self._filename, <FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'w'</FONT>) - now = asctime(localtime(time())) - f.write( html % (<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'Static Page'</FONT>, now) ) - f.close() -</pre> -</td></tr></table> - -<h2>Scheduling</h2> - -<P> -That was easy. Now it's time to schedule our task. In the following example you can see how this is -accomplished with TaskKit. As a general recommendation you should put all your tasks in a -separate folder (with an empty <code>__init__.py</code> file to make this folder a Python -package). First of all we create a new <code>Scheduler</code> object, start it as a thread and add -a periodic page generation object (of type <code>PageGenerator</code>) with the -<code>addPeriodicAction</code> method (this will probably be changed in the near future to -the more constitent name <code>addPeriodicTask</code>). The first parameter here is the first -execution time (which can be in the future), the second is the period (in seconds), the third an instance -of our task class and the last parameter is a unique task name which allows us to find the task -later on (e.g. if we want to change the period or put the task on hold). - -<p> -<table border=0 bgcolor="#eeeeee" width="100%"><tr><td> -<PRE> -<FONT COLOR=black><B>from</B></FONT> TaskKit.Scheduler <FONT COLOR=black><B>import</B></FONT> Scheduler -<FONT COLOR=black><B>from</B></FONT> Tasks.PageGenerator <FONT COLOR=black><B>import</B></FONT> PageGenerator -<FONT COLOR=black><B>from</B></FONT> time <FONT COLOR=black><B>import</B></FONT> * - -<FONT COLOR=black><B>def</B></FONT><A NAME="main"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> main</B></FONT></A>(): - scheduler = Scheduler() - scheduler.start() - scheduler.addPeriodicAction(time(), 5, PageGenerator(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'static.html'</FONT>), <FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'PageGenerator'</FONT>) - sleep(20) - scheduler.stop() - -<FONT COLOR=black><B>if</B></FONT> __name__==<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'__main__'</FONT>: - main() -</PRE> -</td></tr></table> - -<P> -When you fire up this example you will notice that the timing is not 100% accurate. The reason for this -seems to be an imprecise <code>wait()</code> function in the Python <code>threading</code> module. -Unfortunately this method in indispensible because we need to be able to wake up a sleeping scheduler when -scheduling new tasks with first execution times smaller than <code>scheduler.nextTime()</code>. This is -achieved through the <code>notify()</code> method, which sets the <code>notifyEvent</code> -(<code>scheduler._notifyEvent.set()</code>). On Unix we could use <code>sleep</code> and a <code>signal</code> -to interrupt this system call, but TaskKit has to be plattform independant to be of any use. But don't worry, -this impreciseness is not important for normal usage, because we are talking about scheduling in the minute -(not second) range here. Unix <code>cron</code> jobs have a granularity of one minute, which is a good value -for TaskKit too. Of course nobody can stop you starting tasks with a period of one second (but you have been -warned that this is not a good idea, except for testing purposes). - -<h2>Generating static pages again</h2> - -<P> -Let's refine our example a little bit and plug it into Webware. We will write a Python servlet which loks like this: - -<P> -<center> -<form method="post"> -<input type=submit name=_action_ value=Generate> -<input type=text name=filename value="static.html" size=20> every -<input type=text name=seconds value=60 size=5> seconds</form> - -<table width=50% border=1 cellspacing=0> -<tr bgcolor=00008B><th colspan=2><font color=white>Task List</font></th></tr> -<tr bgcolor=#dddddd><td><b>Task Name</b></td><td><b>Period</b></td></tr> -<tr><td>SessionSweeper</td><td>360</td></tr> -<tr><td>PageGenerator for static3.html</td><td>30</td></tr> -<tr><td>PageGenerator for static1.html</td><td>60</td></tr> -<tr><td>PageGenerator for static2.html</td><td>120</td></tr> -</table> -</center> - -<P> -When you click on the <code>Generate</code> button a new periodic <code>PageGenerator</code> task -will be added to the Webware scheduler. Remember that this will generate a static page <code>static.html</code> -every 60 seconds (if you use the default values). The new task name is <code>"PageGenerator for filename"</code>, -so you can use this servlet to change the settings of already scheduled tasks (by rescheduling) or -add new <code>PageGenerator</code> tasks with different filenames. This is quite useless here, but as -soon as you begin to parametrize your <code>Task</code> classes this approach can become quite powerful -(consider for example a mail reminder form or collecting news from different news channels as periodic tasks -with user defined parameters). In any case, don't be shy and contribute other interesting examples -(the sky's the limit!). - -<P> -Finally we come to the servlet code, which should be more or less self explanatory, except for the -<code>_action_</code> construct which is very well explained in the Webware documentation though (just -in case you forgot that). <code>app.taskManager()</code> gives you the WebKit scheduler, which can be -used to add new tasks. In real life you will have to make the scheduling information persistent -and reschedule all tasks after a WebKit restart because it would be quite annoying to enter this -data again and again. <code>PersistantScheduler</code> is a class which is on the ToDo list for the -next TaskKit version and will probably be implemented with the new MiddleKit from Chuck Esterbrook. -MiddleKit is a new object relational mapping framework for Python and greatly simplyfies this -kind of developments. You'll certainly read more about it in the future. - -<p> -<table border=0 bgcolor="#eeeeee" width="100%"><tr><td> -<PRE> -<FONT COLOR=black><B>import</B></FONT> os, string, time -<FONT COLOR=black><B>from</B></FONT> ExamplePage <FONT COLOR=black><B>import</B></FONT> ExamplePage -<FONT COLOR=black><B>from</B></FONT> Tasks.PageGenerator <FONT COLOR=black><B>import</B></FONT> PageGenerator - -<FONT COLOR=black><B>class</B></FONT><A NAME="Schedule"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> Schedule</B></FONT></A>(ExamplePage): - - <FONT COLOR=black><B>def</B></FONT><A NAME="writeContent"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> writeContent</B></FONT></A>(self): - wr = self.write - wr(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'<center><form method="post">'</FONT>) - wr(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'<input type=submit name=_action_ value=Generate> '</FONT>) - wr(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'<input type=text name=filename value="static.html" size=20> every '</FONT>) - wr(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'<input type=text name=seconds value=60 size=5> seconds'</FONT>) - wr(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'</form>'</FONT>) - wr(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'<table width=50% border=1 cellspacing=0>'</FONT>) - wr(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'<tr bgcolor=00008B><th colspan=2><font color=white>Task List</font></th></tr>'</FONT>) - wr(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'<tr bgcolor=#dddddd><td><b>Task Name</b></td><td><b>Period</b></td></tr>'</FONT>) - <FONT COLOR=black><B>for</B></FONT> taskname, handler <FONT COLOR=black><B>in</B></FONT> self.application().taskManager().scheduledTasks().items(): - wr(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'<tr><td>%s</td><td>%s</td></tr>'</FONT> % (taskname, handler.period())) - wr(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'</table></center>'</FONT>) - - <FONT COLOR=black><B>def</B></FONT><A NAME="generate"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> generate</B></FONT></A>(self, trans): - app = self.application() - tm = app.taskManager() - req = self.request() - <FONT COLOR=black><B>if</B></FONT> req.hasField(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'filename'</FONT>) <FONT COLOR=black><B>and</B></FONT> req.hasField(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'seconds'</FONT>): - self._filename = req.field(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'filename'</FONT>) - self._seconds = string.atoi(req.field(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'seconds'</FONT>)) - task = PageGenerator(app.serverSidePath(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'Examples/'</FONT> + self._filename)) - taskname = <FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'PageGenerator for '</FONT> + self._filename - tm.addPeriodicAction(time.time(), self._seconds, task, taskname) - self.writeBody() - - <FONT COLOR=black><B>def</B></FONT><A NAME="methodNameForAction"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> methodNameForAction</B></FONT></A>(self, name): - <FONT COLOR=black><B>return</B></FONT> string.lower(name) - - <FONT COLOR=black><B>def</B></FONT><A NAME="actions"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> actions</B></FONT></A>(self): - <FONT COLOR=black><B>return</B></FONT> ExamplePage.actions(self) + [<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'generate'</FONT>] -</PRE> -</td></tr></table> - -<p> -<h2>The Scheduler</h2> - -<P> -Now it's time to take a closer look at the <code>Scheduler</code> class itself. As you have seen in the examples above, -writing tasks is only a matter of overloading the <code>run()</code> method in a derived class and adding it to the -scheduler with <code>addTimedAction, addActionOnDemand, addDailyAction</code> or <code>addPeriodicAction</code>. -The scheduler will wrap the Task in a <code>TaskHandler</code> structure which knows all the scheduling details -and add it to its <code>_scheduled</code> or <code>_onDemand</code> dictionaries. The latter is populated by -<code>addActionOnDemand</code> and contains tasks which can be called any time by -<code>scheduler.runTaskNow('taskname')</code> as you can see in the following example. After that -the task has gone. - -<p> -<table border=0 bgcolor="#eeeeee" width="100%"><tr><td> -<PRE> -scheduler = Scheduler() -scheduler.start() -scheduler.addActionOnDemand(SimpleTask(), <FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'SimpleTask'</FONT>) -sleep(5) -<FONT COLOR=black><B>print</B></FONT> <FONT COLOR=#FF0000>"Demanding SimpleTask"</FONT> -scheduler.runTaskNow(<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>'SimpleTask'</FONT>) -sleep(5) -scheduler.stop() -</PRE> -</td></tr></table> - -<p> -If you need a task more than one time it's better to start it regularly with one of -the <code>add*Action</code> methods first. It will be added to the <code>_scheduled</code> -dictionary. If you do not need the task for a certain time disable it with -<code>scheduler.disableTask('taskname')</code> and enable it later with -<code>scheduler.enableTask('taskname')</code>. There are some more methods -(e.g. <code>demandTask(), stopTask(), ...</code>) in the <code>Scheduler</code> class -which are all documented by doc strings. Take a look at them and write your own examples -to understand the methods (and maybe find bugs ;-)). - -<P> -When a periodic task is scheduled it is added in a wrapped version to the -<code>_scheduled</code> dictionary first. The (most of the time sleeping) scheduler thread -always knows when to wake up and start the next task whose wrapper is moved to the -<code>_runnning</code> dictionary. After completion of the task thread the handle -reschedules the task by putting it back from <code>_running</code> to <code>_scheduled</code>), -calculating the next execution time <code>nextTime</code> and possibly waking up the scheduler. -It is important to know that you can manipulate the handle while the task is running, eg. change -the period or call <code>runOnCompletion</code> to request that a task be re-run after its -current completion. For normal use you will probably not need the handles at all, but the -more you want to manipulate the task execution, the more you will appreciate the TaskHandler API. -You get all the available handles from the scheduler with the <code>running('taskname), -scheduled('taskname')</code> and <code>onDemand('taskname')</code> methods. - -<P> -In our last example which was contributed by Jay Love, who debugged, stress tested and contributed -a lot of refinements to TaskKit, you see how to write a period modifying Task. This is quite weird -but shows the power of handle manipulations. The last thing to remember is, that the scheduler does -not start a separate thread for each periodic task. It uses a thread for each task run instead and -at any time keeps the number of threads as small as possible. - -<p> -<table border=0 bgcolor="#eeeeee" width="100%"><tr><td> -<PRE> -<FONT COLOR=black><B>class</B></FONT><A NAME="SimpleTask"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> SimpleTask</B></FONT></A>(Task): - - <FONT COLOR=black><B>def</B></FONT><A NAME="run"><FONT COLOR=#AA00AA><B> run</B></FONT></A>(self): - <FONT COLOR=black><B>if</B></FONT> self.proceed(): - <FONT COLOR=black><B>print</B></FONT> self.name(), time() - <B>print</b> "Increasing period" - self.handle().setPeriod(self.handle().period()+2) - <FONT COLOR=black><B>else</B></FONT>: - <FONT COLOR=black><B>print</B></FONT> <FONT COLOR=#FF0000>"Should not proceed"</FONT>, self.name() -</PRE> -</td></tr></table> - -<p> -As you can see the TaskKit framework is quite sophisticated and will hopefully be used by many people -from the Python community. If you have further question, please feel free to ask them on the Webware -mailing list. 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March 2001) - -<P> -<TABLE BORDER=1 CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 WIDTH="100%"> -<TR ALIGN=CENTER BGCOLOR="#DFEFFF"> -<TD ALIGN=CENTER><FONT SIZE=+2>Info</FONT> -</TD> -</TR> -<TR ALIGN=LEFT VALIGN=TOP> -<TD> -<BR> -[1] Webware: <a href="http://webware.sourceforge.net/">http://webware.sourceforge.net/</a> -<br> -[2] Ganymede: <a href="http://www.arlut.utexas.edu/gash2/">http://www.arlut.utexas.edu/gash2/</a> -<br> -</TD> -</TR> -</TABLE> - -<P> -Published under the <a href="http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html">GNU Free Documentation License</a>. - -</BODY> -</HTML> diff --git a/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/RelNotes-0.1.1.html b/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/RelNotes-0.1.1.html deleted file mode 100644 index f6c71a8..0000000 --- a/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/RelNotes-0.1.1.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,28 +0,0 @@ -<html> - -<head> - <link rel=stylesheet href=StyleSheet.css type=text/css> - <title>TaskKit 0.1.1 Release Notes</title> -</head> - -<body> - -<h1>TaskKit 0.1.1 Release Notes</h1> - - -<a name=ReleaseNotes><h2>Release Notes</h2></a> - -<ul> - <li> Version 0.1.1 was released on 3/@@/2001. -</ul> - -<p> This release is mainly a cleanup of some aspects of the code. The following changes affect the external interface. -<ul> -<li> Removed the <code>close</code> parameter from TaskKit.run(). This parameter was unnecessary. To check if the task should exit, call Task.proceed(), where a non-zero return value indicates that the task should proceed. - -<li> Various other cleanups. None affecting the core functionality. -</ul> - - -</body> -</html> diff --git a/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/RelNotes-0.7.html b/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/RelNotes-0.7.html deleted file mode 100644 index 0a91680..0000000 --- a/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/RelNotes-0.7.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,24 +0,0 @@ -<html> - -<head> - <link rel=stylesheet href=StyleSheet.css type=text/css> - <title>TaskKit 0.7 Release Notes</title> -</head> - -<body> - -<h1>TaskKit 0.7 Release Notes</h1> - - -<a name=ReleaseNotes><h2>Release Notes</h2></a> - -<a name=Changes><h2>Changes</h2></a> -<ul> - <li> New versioning strategy: all Webware components will now have their version numbers updated in lock-step. -</ul> - - -<p><hr> - -</body> -</html> diff --git a/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/RelNotes-0.8.html b/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/RelNotes-0.8.html deleted file mode 100644 index 5ed9271..0000000 --- a/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/RelNotes-0.8.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,24 +0,0 @@ -<html> - -<head> - <link rel=stylesheet href=StyleSheet.css type=text/css> - <title>TaskKit 0.8 Release Notes</title> -</head> - -<body> - -<h1>TaskKit 0.8 Release Notes</h1> - - -<a name=ReleaseNotes><h2>Release Notes</h2></a> - -<a name=Changes><h2>Changes</h2></a> -<ul> - <li> New versioning strategy: all Webware components will now have their version numbers updated in lock-step. -</ul> - - -<p><hr> - -</body> -</html> diff --git a/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/RelNotes-X.Y.html b/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/RelNotes-X.Y.html deleted file mode 100644 index 9b13c30..0000000 --- a/paste/webkit/FakeWebware/TaskKit/Docs/RelNotes-X.Y.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,75 +0,0 @@ -<html> - -<head> - <link rel=stylesheet href=StyleSheet.css type=text/css> - <style type=text/css> - <!-- - li { padding-bottom: 0.75em; 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Tasks can also be forced to execute immediately, set on hold or rescheduled with a different period (even dynamically). - - -<a name=Feedback><h2>Feedback</h2></a> - -<p> <p> You can e-mail <a href=mailto:webware-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net>webware-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net</a> to give feedback, discuss features and get help using TaskKit. - - -<a name=Introduction><h2>Introduction</h2></a> - -<a name=Overview><h3>Overview</h3></a> - -<p> Task Kit is brand new and does not have a real User's Guide yet. However, there are doc strings in the source code. Also, if you search WebKit for "task" you will find a real world use of this kit. - -<p> <b>The development status of TaskKit is <i>alpha</i>.</b> You can expect API and usage changes in the next version. If you use TaskKit, we highly recommend that you stay in sync with the latest in-development Webware via <a href=https://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=4866>CVS</a>. 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