On Sun, Apr 25, 2010 at 11:07 PM, Baiju M <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Justin, > > Welcome to BlueBream community ! > > On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 11:21 AM, Justin A Ryan <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Howdy! > > On IRC today someone [astoon] told me that the 2-part tutorial for > BlueBream > > is a core z3/ztk tutorial. I would like to help with some concerns I ran > > into with this tutorial, as I am building a PBX / VoIP SoftSwitch IaaS > > Manager this weekend / coming week. > > For instance, the tutorial pasters out a 'ticketcollector' package with > 'tc' > > namespace and default 'main' packagename, then pretty much goes on to > work > > with code in src/tc/collector. From the zipped demo it is clear, but > there > > are clearly holes in the tutorial. As I feel I can see what is missing, > of > > course, I'm very happy to help. > > Actually the first part of tutorial introduce the "collector" sub-package. > > http://bluebream.zope.org/doc/1.0/tutorial1.html#declaring-an-interface > > You are absolutely right. This would probably benefit from wiki gardening, these pages are super long, but very informative. > In future, the third part of tutorial will introduce another sub-package > named "skin". > > Sweet! :) > The "main" sub-package itself will not have any code. Just some > configurations to include other packages. > > Absolutely.. > We should encourage developers to create small packages > which works together. Since "tc" is namespace package, > they can even distribute the packages separately, if desired. > For example: tc.main (which include all), tc.collector, tc.skin etc. > > I agree, this is why I was confused, but clearly I was just a bit lost in the cloud of a very long page. I really did spend some time scrolling and reading through it trying to ensure I wasn't missing something, and obviously, hopefully, examined the various stages of the example package. Anyway, I do want to help with this tutorial and any other documentation. I am happy to see Zope technology moving forward in any way and BlueBream seems to be the thing! :) Best, Justin
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