Archive for the ‘Python’ Category

WSGI comes home

Monday, June 12th, 2006

WSGI Ref, the reference implementation for WSGI has been checked into Python svn repository for inclusion in the stdlib in Python 2.5.
Looks like the BDFL is serious about the Web

User Defined Attributes in OpenOffice.org

Monday, May 9th, 2005

This is nice bit of code to create user defined attributes as part of properties of services in OpenOffice.org

userAttrs = cell.getPropertyValue( "UserDefinedAttributes" )
myAttr = uno.createUnoStruct( "com.sun.star.xml.AttributeData" )
myAttr.Type = "CDATA"
myAttr.Value = "MyURL"
userAttrs.insertByName( "url", myAttr )

Thanks to DannyB on OOoForums.org for this.

Maturity of PyUNO

Tuesday, September 28th, 2004

PyUNO came up a few times during OOoCon.
A few people expressed a concern about the maturity of PyUNO, well I want to cast away any shadows of doubt, PyUNO is definitely mature, so mature we use it in a production enviroment, we have approximately 70000 lines of python code that uses PyUNO in the Parliamentary Workbench and we are selling this stuff to governments. So YES PyUNO is mature enough to use in a production environment

Python Meetup

Wednesday, September 8th, 2004

Python Meetup is going ahead tomorrow night, the 9th of Septmeber in 4 Dame Lane from around 7pm.
See Python Meetup for more info and list of people already signed up

Python SIG in Dublin

Thursday, August 19th, 2004

Python Meet up Dublin
Update: More on Sean’s Blog about it