World: r3wp

Graham, I have a working patch that supports setting same DB virtual 
name to different connections URL per webapps. Here's an example 
definition of 2 webapps using this new feature :

	webapp [
		virtual-root "/curecode1/"
		root-dir %//dev/curecode/
		locales-dir %private/locales/
		
		databases [
			bugs	mysql://[root-:-localhost]/bugs1
		]
	]
	webapp [
		virtual-root "/curecode2/"
		root-dir %//dev/curecode/
		locales-dir %private/locales/

		databases [
			bugs	mysql://[root-:-localhost]/bugs2
		]
	]

So, in order to reuse the same code for your EMR app but branching 
on 2 disctinct databases, you'll have to define 2 different webapps.

I've also patched the systray code to include the port number(s) 
in the yellow help message.

Patch available here : http://cheyenne-server.org/tmp/patch-0920.zip

Just replace the patched file in your current Cheyenne v0.9.19 sources 
folder.

Test this very carefully before taking it in production and report 
me any issue/bugs related to that patch (be sure to have checked 
your own code before reporting).

Btw, the 'databases keyword in global section is still working but 
the 'databases definition block in webapp will take precedence if 
provided.

thanks .. I'm out of town today, but will try it tonight.

what's the process of acccessing a rsp page ?

is this all I need ?

	session/start
    	session/content/login?: yes

and I need an app-init.r in the web-app directory?

Looks like it won't work without an app-init.r

An RSP page can be accessed standalone without a webapp. The webapp 
gives  you some additional features like automatic session starting, 
optional authentification protection, private folders, app-init events, 
etc...

I tried that .. and got no response

See the RSP script examples provided in %www folder from Cheyenne 
sources.

I don't understand what you want to achieve with the code above?

access the web app folder

I couldn't get rsp working in www/ directory

What's your webapp folder?

/
 ?

no ..

let me try this again.

gee, rsp is now working again in the www/ directory.

I was creating rsp pages writing them to the www directory and trying 
to browse to them ... and it wasn't working with my test.rsp page

Isn't the above the correct way to add a browser to the webapp?

well, I guess it isn't because it can't find 'login?

I don't understand why you need this code if you're in a webapp context.

The webapp will provide you with automatic session, so session/start 
is not needed (it may even mess up your session content).

If I want to login in users from a particular ip address to the webapp?

The login? session special value is used only to control access when 
authentication protection is set using the AUTH keyword in config 
file. You need to set it only when you consider that the user has 
provided enough credentials to let him in (for example once he has 
filled a login form with correct ID / pass values).

For login users from particular IP address, just force the login? 
session value in the RSP script used for authentication.

so just session/login?: true

something like :
 <%
	allowed-ip: [1.2.3.4 ...] 
	if find allowed-ip request/client-ip [
		session/content/login?: yes
		response/redirect "home.rsp"
	]
%>

See %www/testapp/login.rsp

That's similar to what I tried .. but got Invalid path value: login?

Did you removed the incorrect session/start?

Session/start has only been provided to manually start a session 
for RSP scripts that are not inside a webapp.

I see.

I should document better session/start in RSP API doc.

Just a little observation .... you have this timing script at the 
bottom of the page ( in app-init.r )

It inserts the html before </body>

the xml i was emitting also had a </body> in it ...

such is life :)

That's for the example, you can drop it. It's not needed anymore, 
the timings are now (from 0.9.19) automatically inserted by the RSP 
engine in debug mode (when DEBUG keyword is found in the webapp config 
block).

I dd remove it .. it was just an observation

Well, I think that I should make the timings optional. I'll add that 
to the to-do list, thanks.

All this to avoid a blank Acrobat page appearing.  if you call an 
*.xfdf file, acrobat opens up, and then the browser plugin starts 
up to load the remote PDF.  so, you have this blank PDF on screen 
as well. But if I use localhost to create a web page that emits the 
xfdf, then I only get one browser window with the pdf and no more 
blank Acrobat instance.

Has anyone tried to use things like Google API etc. from inside a 
RSP page?

I'm thinking about using the js-kit.com commenting service. But I 
would "hide" it via a RSP page to have more control how to integrate 
it.

Any idea how it compares to http://disqus.com/?