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Apache send all requests to be handled by the module 'dispatch'.
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Top-level handler. Handles all requests to all pages in IVLE.
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Handles authentication (not authorization).
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Then passes the request along to the appropriate ivle app.
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Handles authentication and delegates to views for authorization,
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then passes the request along to the appropriate view.
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m.connect(routex, view=view_class, **kwargs_dict)
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"""Handles a request which may be to anywhere in the site except media.
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def handler(apachereq):
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"""Handles an HTTP request.
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Intended to be called by mod_python, as a handler.
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req: An Apache request object.
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# Make the request object into an IVLE request which can be passed to apps
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# Pass the apachereq to error reporter, since ivle req isn't created
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handle_unknown_exception(apachereq, *sys.exc_info())
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# Tell Apache not to generate its own errors as well
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return mod_python.apache.OK
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# Run the main handler, and catch all exceptions
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return handler_(req, apachereq)
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except mod_python.apache.SERVER_RETURN:
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# An apache error. We discourage these, but they might still happen.
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handle_unknown_exception(req, *sys.exc_info())
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# Tell Apache not to generate its own errors as well
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return mod_python.apache.OK
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def handler_(req, apachereq):
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Nested handler function. May raise exceptions. The top-level handler is
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just used to catch exceptions.
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Takes both an IVLE request and an Apache req.
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@param apachereq: An Apache request object.
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# Make the request object into an IVLE request which can be given to views
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req = Request(apachereq)
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# Hack? Try and get the user login early just in case we throw an error
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# (most likely 404) to stop us seeing not logged in even when we are.
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if not req.publicmode:
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ivle/dispatch/__init__.py
