Unable to execute a ZIP archive example
Ajinkz opened this issue · 9 comments
OS: Windows 10
Python version: 3.6
Pysciter: 0.4.29
When I was trying to run
python ./archive.zip
I got this error
(face2) D:\Ajinkya\RASA\pysciter-master\examples>python ./archive.zip
warning:dom: failed to load "//archive.zip" file, error=161
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "D:\ai\envs\face2\lib\runpy.py", line 193, in _run_module_as_main
"__main__", mod_spec)
File "D:\ai\envs\face2\lib\runpy.py", line 85, in _run_code
exec(code, run_globals)
File ".\archive.zip\__main__.py", line 7, in <module>
File "D:\ai\envs\face2\lib\site-packages\sciter\host.py", line 107, in load_file
raise sciter.SciterError("Unable to load file " + uri)
sciter.error.SciterError: Unable to load file archive.zip#archived.htm
Nothing have changed in .ZIP handling respect.
Check if SciterLoadFile gets called with absolute path or absolute file URL.
@c-smile Well, it did work in past.
archive.zip contains "archived.htm".
It was referenced as "archive.zip#archived.htm" and it used to work.
Now, I get for "archive.zip#archived.htm" the following:
warning:dom: failed to load "d:/usr/lib/gui/htmlayout/pysciter/examples/archive.zip%archived.htm" file, error=2
And for "archive.zip/archived.htm":
"warning:dom: failed to load "d:/usr/lib/gui/htmlayout/pysciter/examples/archive.zip/archived.htm" file, error=3
The only thing that works is: "archive.zip" as URL with "index.htm" in it.
So, is it possible to load a specific HTML from a ZIP archive? If yes, how?
Is this relative URL:
"pysciter/examples/archive.zip%archived.htm"
?
I suspect that problem is on pysciter side - it does not provide absolute file:// .... URL or absolute path.
Again Sciter has no notion of CWD - that's completely on Python,Go,C,whatever side .
No, it's an absolute url in all cases.
Check if https://github.com/c-smile/sciter-sdk/blob/master/samples/zip/test-explicit-main.htm works in wsciter/usciter on your machine.
No, it's an absolute url in all cases.
I suspect it is not absolute URL according to this:
raise sciter.SciterError("Unable to load file " + uri)
> Unable to load file **archive.zip#archived.htm**
Well, it's all about absolute paths.
URL "archive.zip#archived.htm" doesn't work anymore.
URL "d:/pysciter/examples/archive.zip#archived.htm" doesn't work either despite looking like an absolute URL.
URL "d:\pysciter\examples\archive.zip#archived.htm" doesn't work as well.
URL "file://d:\pysciter\examples\archive.zip#archived.htm" works. So, from some point in Sciter's history the file:// part is mandatory now.
But that leads us to a broken example with "archive.zip" - well, it was just a trick anyway.
By the way，has a way to load an ZIP with ZIP's password（prevent some body to modify the core files）？