Automated Page Creation

[CRAIG]

Hi All,<BR><BR>I have been using http messages to create pages in a MoinMoin wiki under 1.2.4.&nbsp; Essentailly pretending to be a browser.&nbsp; Now that the wiki has been upgraded to 1.3.4, my Python scripts no longer work because the various forms and methods have changed.<BR><BR>So, before I go and fix my scripts, I thought that I should check to see if there's a better way.<BR><BR>I have taken a very brief look at WikiRPC, but could not find a way of creating an attachment, so abandoned it.&nbsp; <BR><BR>I've also tried to get PageEditor.SaveText to work, but will need an example or something.&nbsp; All PageEditor constructors want&nbsp;a Request and all Request constructors want a Wiki Instance as a parameter.&nbsp; Any examples out there or better ideas?<BR><BR>Craig



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[CRAIG]

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<TD><LINK href="../styles/preview.css" type=text/css rel=stylesheet><FONT size=2>Hi All,<BR><BR>I have been using http messages to create pages in a MoinMoin wiki under 1.2.4.&nbsp; Essentailly pretending to be a browser.&nbsp; Now that the wiki has been upgraded to 1.3.4, my Python scripts no longer work because the various forms and methods have changed.<BR><BR>So, before I go and fix my scripts, I thought that I should check to see if there's a better way.<BR><BR>I have taken a very brief look at WikiRPC, but could not find a way of creating an attachment, so abandoned it.&nbsp; <BR><BR>I've also tried to get PageEditor.SaveText to work, but will need an example or something.&nbsp; All PageEditor constructors want&nbsp;a Request and all Request constructors want a Wiki Instance as a parameter.&nbsp; Any examples out there or better ideas?<BR><BR>Craig<BR><BR></FONT></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></P>



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[Alexander Schremmer]

I've also tried to get PageEditor.SaveText to work, but will need an example or something. All PageEditor constructors want a Request and all
Request constructors want a Wiki Instance as a parameter. Any examples out there or better ideas?

you can get a request easily:

from MoinMoin.request import RequestCLI
request = RequestCLI(url = 'localhost/')
request.form = request.args =
request.setup_args()


...

Kind regards,
Alexander



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[Craig Johnson]

Hi All,

I have been using http messages to create pages in a MoinMoin wiki under
1.2.4. Essentailly pretending to be a browser. Now that the wiki has
been upgraded to 1.3.4, my Python scripts no longer work because the
various forms and methods have changed.

So, before I go and fix my scripts, I thought that I should check to see
if there's a better way.

I have taken a very brief look at WikiRPC, but could not find a way of
creating an attachment, so abandoned it.

I've also tried to get PageEditor.SaveText to work, but will need an
example or something. All PageEditor constructors want a Request and
all Request constructors want a Wiki Instance as a parameter. Any
examples out there or better ideas?

Craig



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