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Copyright Dedication Praise for Rapid Web Applications with TurboGears Prentice Hall Open Source Software Development Series Preface Acknowledgments TurboGears Fundamentals Introduction to TurboGears Why TurboGears? Making Easy Things Easy Making It Easy to Maintain The History of TurboGears TurboGears, Ajax, and Web 2.0 Why TurboGears Values Being “Pythonic� What Can You Do with TurboGears? Coming Soon to a TurboGears Near You Summary Getting Started with TurboGears Installing TurboGears and SQLite Creating a Hello World Application Say Hi! (Simple Template) Custom Greetings (Hello from the Controller) Summary The Architecture of a TurboGears Application What Is MVC? Design Patterns and Object-Oriented MVC Understanding SQLObject and TurboGears Models Understanding CherryPy and TurboGears Controllers Understanding Kid and TurboGears Views MVC Meets Ajax Summary Building a Simple TurboGears Application Creating a Simple Application Building a Simple Bookmark Collection Site Testing TurboGears Applications A Simple Form to Add Bookmark Summary Enhancing Our Bookmark Application Updating Our Model Listing by Category Updating Our Form Tying Everything Together Selecting Categories Summary Exploring a Real World TurboGears Application Exploring More Complex Models in WhatWhat Status What Is WhatWhat Status? Logging in and Using WhatWhat Status Exploring the WhatWhat Status Model Writing Better Model Classes Keep All Model Logic in Model Methods Create New Classes to Encapsulate Complex Relational Logic Summary Controllers, Views, and JavaScript in the WhatWhat Status Dashboard Controller WhatWhat Security and Identity Exploring the Dashboard Index Dashboard Templates Adding a New Project Dashboard Controller new_project Summary RSS, Cookies, and Dynamic Views in WhatWhat Status Cookies and RecentChanges The Recent Changes Template WhatWhat Status Widgets Easy RSS with FeedController Summary Ajax and WhatWhat Status Projects Handling Ajax Requests Ajax Requests/HTML Responses Ajax Requests/JSON Responses Ajax and XML Responses Digging Into the Project Controller Methods A First Look at project.kid Laying the Groundwork for Our Project Page Using Ajax to Update Project Status and Descriptions Summary SQLObject and TurboGears Models SQLObject Basics ORM Basics Who Needs ORM? ORM Alternatives ORM Negatives Basic SQLObject Features Basic Connection Management Automatic DB Schema Creation from SQLObject-Derived Classes Fine Control on Behavior Using Metadata Class Automatic Table Description from Existing DB Schema Simple Database Queries Getting a Single Object by ID Getting an Entire Table Selecting Rows by Column Values Summary Mastering SQLObject Mapping Relationships One-to-Many Relationships (MultipleJoin) Many-to-Many Relationships (RelatedJoin) Straight SQL Queries Smart Queries sqlbuilder-Based Queries Selecting from Multiple Tables Joins Nested Queries Working with Large Result Sets Don’t list() a Large Result Set. Use Slices. Don’t Objectify a Large Result Set. Go with Straight SQL. Apply the Same Method to Bulk Inserts, Updates, or Deletes Don’t Go to the DB Multiple Times for the Same Objects Summary Customizing SQLObject Behavior Customizing SQLObject Classes with sqlmeta Inside the sqlmeta cless Columns, Indexes, and Joins Name Acrobatics Lazy Updates and Caching Expired Rows Default Order More-Advanced SQLObject Customization Adding Magic Attributes Overriding Attribute Access SQLObject and Inheritance Python Objects, Inheritance, and Composition Composition vs. Inheritance in Standard Python SQLObject Composition vs. Inheritance SQLObject and Transactions Transactions and Connections sqlhub and Transactions Encapsulating Transactions Using a Wrapper Function Encapsulating Transactions Using a Decorator Summary TurboGears View Technologies Dynamic Templates with Kid Creating Dynamic Templates with Kid Python-Powered Processing Directives Content-Producing Expressions Control Structures Kid’s Built-In Functions Beyond the Basics: Keeping Your Templates DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) Transformations Using py:match Creating Custom Tags with py:match Creating Parent Templates with py:extends Bringing It All Together Summary Creating Better JavaScript with MochiKit How to Use This Chapter MochiKit’s Packaging MochiKit’s Interactive Shell Introduction to MochiKit and Its Interactive Shell Base Functions The Comparison Problem More-Complicated Comparisons A Word about Objects in JavaScript JavaScript and Python: Not So Different After All Object Representation JSON Serialization Working with Arrays Pythonic Version of this Help with Calling Functions Dictionary-Like Objects Working with Query Strings Functions in MochiKit.Base Iterators in JavaScript Making an Iterator Functions from Itertools Functions Unique to MochiKit.Iter The Document Object Model Retrieving Elements Working with Style Creating DOM Nodes Simple Events Other DOM Functions Using MochiKit.Logging to Debug Using Logging Extended Logging Simple Logging Demo Working with Color The Demo More Ways to Get a Color Converting Colors Modifying Colors String Conversions and Value Formatting Working with Dates and Times Formatting Numbers Other String Formatting Functions Summary Effective Ajax with MochiKit Handling Asynchronous Events—Including Ajax Requests Dealing with Results That Arrive Later Making a Request Handling Errors Passing Parameters Limitations of Ajax Using JSON Working with Timers Canceling Deferreds Ajax, Timers, and Cancellation Combined More about Callbacks Handling JavaScript Events with MochiKit.Signal Getting Started with MochiKit.Signal Connecting and Disconnecting Using MochiKit’s Cross-Browser Event Objects Custom Events Visual Effects for That “Wow Factor� Rounded Corners Getting Started with Effects Effect Options The Core Effects Combination Effects Customizing Effect Behavior An Effects Demo Sortables and DragAndDrop Summary TurboGears Widgets: Bringing CSS, XHTML, and JavaScript Together in Reusable Components Understanding Widgets Instantiation Time Customizations Render Time Attribute Assignment Using Callables with Widgets Form Widgets Custom Form Layout Form Field Widgets Compound Widgets Widgets and Validation How FormEncode Validators Integrate into Form Widgets More Validators Basics of Schema Validation CSS, JavaScript, and Widgets Creating Custom Widgets Anatomy of an Ajax Widget Summary CherryPy and TurboGears Controller Technologies CherryPy and TurboGears Decorators CherryPy URL Parsing CherryPy and the HTTP Request/Response Cycle CherryPy Filters Input Filters Output Filters Creating Your Own Filters CherryPy and TurboGears Configuration Decorators expose() validate() Error and Exception Handling Validation Errors Multiple Handlers Exception Handling RESTful Resources in TurboGears Summary TurboGears Deployment Choosing Your Production Environment Operating System of the Server(s): Linux, Mac OS, Windows? Should I Run CherryPy behind Another Web Server? The Basics of Configuring TurboGears for Production Using mod_rewrite or mod_proxy to Connect to CherryPy Advantages/Drawbacks of Using a Proxy in front of CherryPy Configuring Apache with mod_rewrite Configuring Apache to Serve Static Content Directly Configuring CherryPy to Run Behind a Web Server Making Sure That CherryPy Stays Up Running CherryPy on mod_python Advantages/Drawbacks of Using mod_python Configuring Apache/CherryPy for mod_python Other Ways of Running CherryPy behind a Web Server Scalability of Your Site Scaling Sessions Scaling Your Application Scaling at a Lower Cost Summary TurboGears Extras The TurboGears Toolbox and Other Tools Toolbox Overview ModelDesigner CatWalk WebConsole Widget Browser Admi18n and System Info The tg-admin Command Other TurboGears Tools Summary Internationalization Dealing with Unicode in Python Dealing with Unicode in TurboGears SQLObject and Unicode Kid Templates Unicode in CherryPy’s Request/Response Cycle Translating Your Application Localization of Python Sources Localization of Kid Templates Auto-Detect User Language Preference Locale-Specific Objects Admin i18n Interface Toolbox admi18n Tool tg-admin i18n Command-line Tool Summary Testing a TurboGears Application Nose TurboGears testutil Mechanize Selenium Summary TurboGears Identity and Security Basic Authentication/Authorization with Identity Validating User Access with Identity Avoiding Common Security Pitfalls Summary Appendix SQLAlchemy A Quick Tour of SQLAlchemy SQLAlchemy in TurboGears Data Mapper and Active Record More about ActiveMapper How Objects Are Cached in SQLAlchemy Should I Use SQLAlchemy or SQLObject? Migrating a Project to SQLAlchemy Deployment Configuration Application Configuration Class Definitions Changing Calls to byName Methods Updating Queries Final Thoughts
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