Tres Seaver wrote:
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tsmiller wrote:
This is what my gut feeling was telling me. Before I knew ANYTHING about
the ZODB it seemed natural and easy to just use dictionaries as data
structures for things such as accounts, books, dialogs, etc
Christian Theune-2 wrote:
On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 07:55:19PM -0700, tsmiller wrote:
ZODB list,
I have a bookstore that uses the ZODB as its storage. It uses qooxdoo as
the client and CherryPy for the server. The server has a 'saveBookById'
routine that works 'most' of the time
Gary,
I have been using the ZODB for about a year and a half with a bookstore
application. I am just now about ready to put it out on the internet for
people to use. I have had the same problem with saving data. I have tried
alot of things. But I have never gotten the database to save
ZODB guys,
I have a bookstore application in which I use the ZODB in a simple way. The
database saves stores and records in the stores.
I open the database as follows where the databasePath argument points to my
bookserver.fs file.
from ZODB import FileStorage, DB
import transaction
import
Hello,
I am POSTing from qooxdoo using the io2.HttpRequest and somewhere in the
transport my data is getting messed up. My data leaving the client is a
valid stringified dictionary (data = qx.util.Json.stringify( data )). It
has a field with the test value now is the time. If I have the value
Zodb developers,
When I open my database I am mapping individual files in the following way.
I have about 20 fs files mapped in this fashion. My concern is that I am
going to hit some kind of limit. Is accessing these fs files going to slow
down as the number grows? Am I going to hit an upper
, tsmiller tsmil...@gnixterhouse.com
wrote:
Zodb developers,
When I open my database I am mapping individual files in the following
way.
Why?
I have about 20 fs files mapped in this fashion. My concern is that I am
going to hit some kind of limit. Is accessing these fs files going to
slow
ZODB Developers,
Can you please tell me what I am doing wrong in my first simple attempt to
make use of ZEO. My ZODB and ZEO are both the same version (3.6.0).
First, I start my ZEO server and it looks like it starts properly:
python2.4 /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/ZEO/runzeo.py -a
': 'program 2 - Thu Nov 26 14:29:12 2009'}
Try to commit transaction
we have a conflict
Try to commit transaction
root is {'one': 'program 2 - Thu Nov 26 14:29:22 2009'}
Try to commit transaction
we have a conflict
James Bergstra-2 wrote:
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 1:51 PM, tsmiller tsmil
Christian,
Thanks. How painfully obvious. I have written the words
'transaction.begin()' about a thousand times or so! But I get
discombobulated when I start looking at something new ( ZEO ) and forget the
obvious. Final code for this little test that works perfectly:
while True:
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