A new web-based library for newLISP

[Jeff]

Sure. Here is the code that reads the POST data:

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 (let ((post "") (buffer ""))
    (while (read-buffer (device) buffer POST_LIMIT)
      (write-buffer post buffer))

I have tried various POST_LIMIT sizes, although that should not affect the outcome.



I always end up with a smaller number of bytes than (peek (device)) reports in the buffer.

[Lutz]

Strange ... that is exactly what update.cgi does too, and I am not even using the peek, which is probably better. My script is fed by Apache webserver (probably 1.3x) and either Firefox or Safari on the client side. I wonder if those parameters matter (they shouldn't).

[hilti]

Hi Jeff,



I'm very excited about Your library, so I started to write an extension called Dragonfly. It's going to be a small framework for web applications. I'm just learning the way newLISP works and posted my code thoughts into Google Code



http://code.google.com/p/dragonfly-newlisp/">http://code.google.com/p/dragonfly-newlisp/



But beware: it's really a version 0.01!



Best Regards from Germany

Marc

[hilti]

I just opened a blog about the Dragonfly web framework and updated the Roadmap on Google Code. You'll find the blog here http://dragonfly-newlisp.blogspot.com/">//http://dragonfly-newlisp.blogspot.com/



And Google Analytics told me, that there were the first visitors :)

[cormullion]

Cool, I'm downloading the zip file... :)

[hilti]

Dragonfly Version 0.03 is available in Google Code, including a HTML table generator and some small updates to debugging information. See this blog post how it works.



http://dragonfly-newlisp.blogspot.com/2009/06/working-on-table-functions.html">http://dragonfly-newlisp.blogspot.com/2 ... tions.html">http://dragonfly-newlisp.blogspot.com/2009/06/working-on-table-functions.html



What do You think?



Best Regards

Marc