txjsonrpc.auth has reference to twisted.web and twisted.web2

There are many ways to fix it.
Duncan, I want to fix.

May be divide auth to 2 modules in txjsonrpc/web/auth.py and tx~~/web2/auth ?

Sergey Kotov wrote:
> There are many ways to fix it.
> Duncan, I want to fix.
>
> May be divide auth to 2 modules in txjsonrpc/web/auth.py and
> tx~~/web2/auth ?
>

Yeah, I forget that folks don't just install all of Twisted ;-)

I think my preferred way to fix this would be to split that one import
into two, wrap a try/except block around it, and set the module (web or
web2) to None on ImportError. Then I'd raise an ImportError (with a nice
message) in the dependent functions below if the appropriate module was
None.

If this is something that you want to code, you can create a branch and
push it to lp:~yourusername/txjsonrpc/yourbranchname. Once it's done,
you can submit it for review, and I'll check it out and give you feedback.

If that's not what you meant, then I can code this up pretty quickly ;-)

Thanks!

d

You way better. I think about this, but didn't use that before.
I am busy about 3 days,becouse go to Google DevDay to Moscow.

Great! I'm at the Ubuntu Developer Summit now (a week early) and have
already started working on it. I'm also adding unit tests for the auth
module.

Thanks again for bringing this up!

Enjoy Google DevDay!

d

On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 12:15 PM, Sergey Kotov <email address hidden> wrote:
> You way better. I think about this, but didn't use that before.
> I am busy about 3 days,becouse go to Google DevDay to Moscow.
>
> --
> txjsonrpc.auth has reference to twisted.web and twisted.web2
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/477902
> You received this bug notification because you are the registrant for
> txJSON-RPC.
>

These changes have been merged to trunk.

I change auth.py on lp:~sergey-kotov/txjsonrpc/auth
to raise ImportError if web and web2 are None

Sergey Kotov wrote:
> I change auth.py on lp:~sergey-kotov/txjsonrpc/auth
> to raise ImportError if web and web2 are None

Hey Sergey,

The raise you added to wrapResource isn't needed -- the private
functions that are called in wrapResource already do that.

Likewise, the only places that instantiates the HTTPAuthRealm are the
private functions, which are already "protected".

Trunk should work for anyone that doesn't have either web or web2
installed. The appropriate error should be raised when one tries to wrap
a resource. However, the wrapping that takes place depends upon the type
of resource implemented... so if you don't have web2 installed, it's
going to be very difficult to call _wrapTwistedWeb2Resource!

That being said, are you still seeing an error? If you are seeing an
error, can you paste your code and the error that you see?

Thanks!

d