def handler(req):
log(3, 'handling request: ' + req.uri)
uri = URI(req.uri)
filename = config.file_dir + uri.path + '/' + uri.filename
filename = filename.replace('//', '/')
filename = filename.replace('//', '/')
filename = filename.replace('//', '/')
log(3, 'looking for file ' + filename)
if os.path.isfile(filename):
send_File(req, filename)
else:
log(3, 'Sending dynamic page: ' + req.uri)
session = sessions.get_session(req)
send_HTML(req, page_factory.page(uri))
return apache.OK
def document(req,
title='',
short_title='',
pub_status_code='',
type_code='',
topic_code='',
username='',
maintained='',
maintainer_wanted='',
lang='',
review_status_code='',
tech_review_status_code='',
pub_date='',
last_update='',
tickle_date='',
isbn='',
encoding='',
rating='',
format_code='',
dtd_code='',
license_code='',
copyright_holder='',
sk_seriesid='',
abstract='',
short_desc='',
collection_code='',
columns={},
layout='compact'):
"""
Returns the results of a document search.
"""
# Read session state
sessions.get_session(req)
uri = URI(req.uri)
page = dms.page.get_by_id('doctable')
# serve search results by manually replacing the
# doctable here instead of during the regular call.
# It's a bit ugly, but works.
# We store and restore the contents to avoid doing
# a copy.deepcopy() which I haven't tested but imagine to
# be rather expensive. -- DCM
save_page = page.page[uri.lang]
table = tables.doctable(uri,
title=title,
short_title=short_title,
pub_status_code=pub_status_code,
type_code=type_code,
topic_code=topic_code,
username=username,
maintained=maintained,
maintainer_wanted=maintainer_wanted,
lang=lang,
review_status_code=review_status_code,
tech_review_status_code=tech_review_status_code,
pub_date=pub_date,
last_update=last_update,
tickle_date=tickle_date,
isbn=isbn,
encoding=encoding,
rating=rating,
format_code=format_code,
dtd_code=dtd_code,
license_code=license_code,
copyright_holder=copyright_holder,
sk_seriesid=sk_seriesid,
abstract=abstract,
short_desc=short_desc,
collection_code=collection_code,
layout=layout,
show_search=1)
page.page[uri.lang] = page.page[uri.lang].replace('|tabdocs|', table)
uri = URI('doctable' + referer_lang_ext(req))
uri.base = '../../'
html = page_factory.build_page(page, uri)
# Restore the original page
page.page[uri.lang] = save_page
return html
def document(req,
title='',
short_title='',
pub_status_code='',
type_code='',
topic_code='',
username='',
maintained='',
maintainer_wanted='',
lang='',
review_status_code='',
tech_review_status_code='',
pub_date='',
last_update='',
tickle_date='',
isbn='',
encoding='',
rating='',
format_code='',
dtd_code='',
license_code='',
copyright_holder='',
sk_seriesid='',
abstract='',
short_desc='',
collection_code='',
columns={},
layout='compact'
):
"""
Returns the results of a document search.
"""
# Read session state
sessions.get_session(req)
uri = URI(req.uri)
page = dms.page.get_by_id('doctable')
# serve search results by manually replacing the
# doctable here instead of during the regular call.
# It's a bit ugly, but works.
# We store and restore the contents to avoid doing
# a copy.deepcopy() which I haven't tested but imagine to
# be rather expensive. -- DCM
save_page = page.page[uri.lang]
table = tables.doctable(uri,
title = title,
short_title = short_title,
pub_status_code = pub_status_code,
type_code = type_code,
topic_code = topic_code,
username = username,
maintained = maintained,
maintainer_wanted = maintainer_wanted,
lang = lang,
review_status_code = review_status_code,
tech_review_status_code = tech_review_status_code,
pub_date = pub_date,
last_update = last_update,
tickle_date = tickle_date,
isbn = isbn,
encoding = encoding,
rating = rating,
format_code = format_code,
dtd_code = dtd_code,
license_code = license_code,
copyright_holder = copyright_holder,
sk_seriesid = sk_seriesid,
abstract = abstract,
short_desc = short_desc,
collection_code = collection_code,
layout = layout,
show_search = 1)
page.page[uri.lang] = page.page[uri.lang].replace('|tabdocs|', table)
uri = URI('doctable' + referer_lang_ext(req))
uri.base = '../../'
html = page_factory.build_page(page, uri)
# Restore the original page
page.page[uri.lang] = save_page
return html
