[okfn-help] Open Shakespeare annotation - demo.py
Rufus Pollock
rufus.pollock at okfn.org
Mon Oct 1 16:41:23 UTC 2007
sorry for the delayed reply but I missed your email last week
Robert Polyn wrote:
> Fixed. I reinstalled formencode, but my troubles continued. It turned
> out to be an issue between paths and the annotater egg file. I am
> relatively unfamiliar with setup scripts, so I cannot accurately
> diagnose this problem on my own.
>
> In order to solve this issue I deleted the egg within site-packages, and
> shifted the contents of the 'demo' folder up one level in the folder
> hierarchy. It works.
>
> I viewed the individual responses for each file requested and saw none
> were found. I then noticed the necessary js and css files were not being
> accessed in the folders I had checked out. All of the failed requests I
> viewed referenced the annotater egg.
Yes, the css and js are shipped 'in the egg' to make deployment (in
theory) easier.
> The build folder created by setup.py does not include the css/jss files
> in their expected locations---I am not sure if that is important
> information.
Hmm that's weird. The MANIFEST.in definitely lists the css and js files
in the marginalia directory. I've just rebuilt the egg and tar.gz and
re-uploaded them to pypi (and checked that the css and js are included)
so I suggest trying to download them again and see if it now works.
> I have just now subscribed to the mailing list, and do not see a
> reply-to link in the okfn archive holding my question---so this has once
> again gone to you, but I'll be certain to keep all future messages aimed
> at the list.
Great and I hope we can get this sorted out.
~rufus
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