Françoise Conil wrote:
Looking at ATContentTypes/content/event.py , cmf_edit method has not
modification_date or subject parameter.
But the strange thing here is that cmf_edit get's called at all.
IIRC that's just for backwards compatibility with the old CMF
API. Archetypes and ATContentTypes usually use the more generic
edit/update methods which handle all schema attributes just fine.
Raphael
The error with invokeFactory seems logic
def cmf_edit(self, title=None, description=None, eventType=None,
effectiveDay=None, effectiveMo=None, effectiveYear=None,
expirationDay=None, expirationMo=None, expirationYear=None,
start_date=None, start_time=None, startAMPM=None,
end_date=None, stop_time=None, stopAMPM=None,
location=None,
contact_name=None, contact_email=None, contact_phone=None,
event_url=None):
This is perhaps the answer to my question : Which parameters can be
passed to invokeFactory ? The parameters of the cmf_edit() method of the
content class
modification_date should be set by the ExtensibleMetadata
setModificationDate() mutator method
subject should be set by the ATEvent setSubject mutator() method
Finally, I am not sure this needs creating a bug report
2009/7/11 Andreas Jung
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On 11.07.09 15:10, Françoise Conil wrote:
Not reproducable with my code:
from DateTime.DateTime import DateTime
context.invokeFactory('Event', id='foo',
modification_date=DateTime())
return 'one'
Feel free filling a bug report.
-aj
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