I think it is good practice to deal with long-running processes using a
dedicated ZEO client and not to use a website for this. Especially because
a long-running request allocates one thread. If you have four threads
(default) and a user double or trible-clicks on the same link this will eat
up
How do you stop a long process just triggered, i.e., by accident? One of
our apps allows our users to trigger long processes. The way we used to deal
with them is to stream response lines so that the user has an idea of what's
going on. Nonetheless, some processes aren't worth to watch, so they ar
According to Tim Peters:
> I don't know. Dieter asked whether you ran the tests via "zopectl
> test", but I didn't see an answer to that.
Ok, here some data points...
bender:~/Zope-2.7.7-final$ cat /proc/version
Linux version 2.6.9-11.ELsmp ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) (gcc version 3.4.3 20050227
(
Hi Dieter! I believe you on the spot about it not being in the
heirarchy yet. There are a couple of interesting things:
First, it is a different sort of workflow because it is automatically
activated with contents being dropped in folder but
original object is deleted as part of worklow too.
Hej
>
> I'm trying to write a small filesystems based product which I'm calling
> MovieWorld. The main class (MovieWorld) inherits from ObjectManager and
> is to be configured to contain a folder with images and a index_html
> page template (so that it can be edited via ZMI if needed). Setting
> t
Hello!
I'm trying to write a small filesystems based product which I'm calling
MovieWorld. The main class (MovieWorld) inherits from ObjectManager and
is to be configured to contain a folder with images and a index_html
page template (so that it can be edited via ZMI if needed). Setting
these thin
[Andreas Krasa]
> ...
> As I understood Dieter's mail, this strange behavior is caused by the
> way RedHat Enterprise Linux 4 system libraries handle SIG_IGN/SIGCHLD.
I don't know. Dieter asked whether you ran the tests via "zopectl
test", but I didn't see an answer to that. If you run the Zope
[David]
>> ...
>> The problem occurs when trying to paste [I/O Error: not enough space
>> on the device] the library (copy command seems to work) or import
>> (export seems to work).
[Dieter Maurer]
> Hmmm:
>
> This verbal report does not at all fits to the traceback
> below...
>
> An "IOErro
Andreas Krasa // WUW wrote at 2005-8-18 08:50 +0200:
> ...
>Btw. since this also happens on 5 other machines - all natively
>installed with RHEL4 - there actually might really be something wrong
>within the OS.
>
>Is that worth submitting a bug to RedHat? Or is ist more like a
>"feature"? ;)
The L
David Pratt wrote at 2005-8-17 18:08 -0300:
>Hi Dieter. Many thanks for your reply. The place in my workflow that it
>failed was opening the image.
>
>IOError: cannot identify image file
> ...
>error here --> image = PIL.Image.open(original_file)
This does not look like a workflow problem.
Inste
Faried Nawaz wrote at 2005-8-18 02:12 +0500:
>On 8/18/05, Dieter Maurer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Looks as if you should not use "mod_deflate".
>>
>> Zope can perform "gzip" compression by itself.
>
>As you probably read in my previous email, I have rules defined in
>Apache to handle various b
David wrote at 2005-8-17 17:06 +0100:
> ...
>The problem occurs when trying to paste [I/O Error: not enough space
>on the device] the library (copy command seems to work) or import
>(export seems to work).
Hmmm:
This verbal report does not at all fits to the traceback
below...
An "IOEr
Mark Barratt wrote at 2005-8-17 17:41 +0100:
>Zope 2.7.4 on Debian
>
>DTML method index_html in the root says
Do you know, that this is equivalent to the simpler ""?
>A link in a page template to
>
>tal:attributes="href string:${context/REQUEST/URL0}/source.html
>
>where the page is addressed by
Pascal Peregrina wrote at 2005-8-17 21:39 +0100:
> ...
>I would like to know if Zope supports locales like Japanese for example ?
Unlikely, but:
As I understood, Toby Dickenson promoted (and implemented large parts of)
Unicode support in Zope in order to support Asian websites.
If you need A
I guess what I have learned so far is that the data of an object in an
automatic workflow transition
from a PUT is not there until it completes - but the good thing is that
the data is in the request body variable.
So I can check the request method and if a PUT, use the request's body
variable
On 8/17/05, Chris McDonough <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I only meant that it would get dynamic data using XML-RPC queries, but I
> > already have an efficient product for this, so it's not an issue.
> >
> > So what they want is a Web Management Framework and CMS system.
> > And they wonder if Zo
Mark Barratt wrote:
> Zope 2.7.4 on Debian
>
> DTML method index_html in the root says
>
> A link in a page template to
>
> tal:attributes="href string:${context/REQUEST/URL0}/source.html
URL0 always(?) includes the ending published object (eg. index_html).
Normally if you don't want this you
On Aug 18, 2005, at 1:19 PM, Garito wrote:
Sorry but my Mac OS X skill are null
I think you are in the unfortunate spot of of OS X where you are
confronted with the ease of use of Unix and the ubiquity of the
Macintosh.
I try:
sudo /System/Library/StartupItems/Zope/Zope
but raises li
Bernd Dorn escribió:
On 17.08.2005, at 20:22, Garito wrote:
Bernd Dorn escribió:
the following 3 problems
this line must be in /etc/hostconfig
ZOPESERVER=-YES-
On 17.08.2005, at 13:03, Garito wrote:
Hi all!
Yesterday I install Zope 2.8.1 on a Mac OS X tiger Server and all
goes o
On 18 Aug 2005, at 11:00, Andreas Krasa // WUW wrote:
As I understood Dieter's mail, this strange behavior is caused by the
way RedHat Enterprise Linux 4 system libraries handle SIG_IGN/SIGCHLD.
That makes me wonder why it does not happen on my CentOS 4 box.
CentOS 4 is compiled from RHEL4 S
Jens Vagelpohl schrieb:
> On 18 Aug 2005, at 07:50, Andreas Krasa // WUW wrote:
>
>> Is that worth submitting a bug to RedHat? Or is ist more like a
>> "feature"? ;)
>
>
> Why would RedHat care? They will just throw it back at you and say
> "sorry, Zope is not one of our supported packages".
>
On 18 Aug 2005, at 07:50, Andreas Krasa // WUW wrote:
Is that worth submitting a bug to RedHat? Or is ist more like a
"feature"? ;)
Why would RedHat care? They will just throw it back at you and say
"sorry, Zope is not one of our supported packages".
By the way, I hope you are not running
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