Webware for Python 0.9.4

Webware for Python is a suite of Python packages and tools for developing object-oriented, web-based applications. The suite uses well known design patterns and includes a fast Application Server, Servlets, Python Server Pages (PSP), Object-Relational Mapping, Task Scheduling, Session Management, and many other features. Webware is very modular and easily extended.
Webware for Python is well proven, platform-independent and it is compatible with multiple operating systems, database servers and web servers.
Enhancements:
New Features
- New Application.config settings SessionCookiePath, SessionStoreDir, CacheDir and AddressFiles.
- The AutoReloadingAppServer now supports not only python-fam, but also python-gamin.
Improvements and Refinements
- Assume root path as the servlet path if the URL has been completely rewritten by the web server.
- Added optional parameter to HTTPRequest.serverURL() for getting canonical hostnames, False by default.
- Fixed the HTTPRequest.previousURI() method and added a HTTPRequest.previousContextName() method.
- Dont install the MKBrowser context automagically. It is now part of the default configuration where it can be removed.
- The appointment of the default context (if none was specified) was not deterministic. When ambiguous, we now refuse the temptation to guess, raising an error condition instead.
- Webware did not shut down cleanly when AutoReloadingAppServer or ThreadedAppServer could not be properly initialized. The error handling here is now much better.
Security
- Implemented HTTPRequest.isSecure() method.
- Use secure session cookies for HTTPS connections. This is configurable with the Application.config setting SecureSessionCookie which is True by default. (Suggested by Adam Kerrison.)
Bugfixes
- Deletion of cookies could lead to problems due to a wrong cookie path (report and fix by Adam Kerrison).
- Fixed a bug concerning servlet reuse (reported by Andrew Butash), adding a Servlet._busy attribute.