I'm pleased to announce the release of ZopeEditManager 0.9.6.
ZopeEditManager is a native Cocoa application that provides
ExternalEditor functionality for Mac OS X users. Written using the
PyObjC bindings, it extends the original work done by Casey Duncan,
and makes it possible for Mac
Log message for revision 30892:
removed dead code: getIndexSourceNames was defined twice
Changed:
UU Zope/trunk/lib/python/Products/PluginIndexes/common/UnIndex.py
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Modified: Zope/trunk/lib/python/Products/PluginIndexes/common/UnIndex.py
Andreas Jung wrote:
--On 21. Juni 2005 23:04:12 +0100 Mark Barratt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
or there's PHP, where the communities are probably more newbie-friendly
and there are loads of tutorials.
Don't compare PHP with Zope. PHP is a tiny language compared to the fat
Zope frameworks.
Felix Ulrich-Oltean [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Just to follow up on the original problem, in case someone else has
similar troubles. It turned out that the physical disk was broken - I
couldn't even copy the files at the os level.
Felix.
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The Zope Book says this in its preface FWIW:
To make effective use of the book, you should know how to use a web
browser and you should have a basic understanding of HTML (Hyper Text
Markup Language) and URLs (Uniform Resource Locators). You don't need to
be a highly-skilled programmer in order
On 6/21/05, Jim Vine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
but the Zope Book (2.7 version)'s chapter on Creating
a Basic Application all seems to be through the ZMI.
Unfortunately is the correct word there.
Now, Zope's original appeal to me was using the
graphical interface provided by the ZMI to create
On Tue, Jun 21, 2005 at 04:46:55PM -0500, J Cameron Cooper wrote:
John Poltorak wrote:
Is 'stxfile' the actual filename? I'm not concerned about it being
structured initially - just want to see it working in principle with
any file containg some text.
It's the name of an object. I
I think we (the Zope community) should try to be clearer in telling
newcomers what the 'entry requirements' are.
My preference is to lie about the complexity. Newcomers are
welcoming it much more then. Because if you say it is easy people will
blame themselfs if they get stuck and to avoid
On Tue, Jun 21, 2005 at 11:04:12PM +0100, Mark Barratt wrote:
John Poltorak wrote:
I was on a course over the weekend where ordinary people in their 70's
with no technical ability were knocking together websites in just a few
hours with no prior training and no understanding of the
On 21.Jun 2005 - 21:59:41, Jim Vine wrote:
Say, for example that my Zope App in some way has
a
House object, which records the address, the
owner,
and a short description. Later on, I may wish to
add
further fields to record, say, the number of
bedrooms,
but the system is already in
+---[ John Poltorak ]--
| On Tue, Jun 21, 2005 at 11:04:12PM +0100, Mark Barratt wrote:
|
[Snip]
| Most (not all) of the people who hang out here have all three of these
| skill sets, and like many skilled people, they find it hard to
| understand that the skills
On 6/22/05, Jim Vine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think I've convinced myself that the complexity of
my app takes it beyond method 1, but I'm strugling to
get my head around the implications of selecting
method 2 or 3. Am I right in thinking that either of
these will result in my building a
Hi Jim,
Jim Vine wrote:
I’d greatly appreciate any guidance that can be
provided on these subjects.
I know a lot has been said since your original query, but re-reading it
I was surprised that no one had asked a fundamental question: -
If the data is structured in nature and fits the
On 22.Jun 2005 - 12:04:02, Jim Vine wrote:
On 21.Jun 2005 - 21:59:41, Jim Vine wrote:
Say, for example that my Zope App in some way has
a
House object, which records the address, the
owner,
and a short description. Later on, I may wish to
add
further fields to record, say, the
In my quest to get to grips with the basics of ZPT I eventually stumbled
across ZopeZoo which I found very useful. Looking at it again, there seem
to be several variations of the same examples.
I used this one:-
http://www.plope.com/Books/2_7Edition/SimpleExamples.stx#2-10
but find there
Dear zope core developers,
I have idea about bytecode cache in Zope, it is possible to implement?
What I mean: python scripts (in ZODB), DTML documents/methods, ZPT will be
bytecode compiled in similar way like ordinary .py scripts into .pyc and then
run much faster than noncompiled ZODB
Well, as far as I know, bytecode is generated by the marshal module.
And marshal can only precompile simple data types and code (classes,
functions).
So objects (class instances) can not be byte compiled.
But I may be wrong...
However, I had a funny idea too...
I have been wondering about using
Hi John!
John Poltorak wrote:
In my quest to get to grips with the basics of ZPT I eventually stumbled
across ZopeZoo which I found very useful. Looking at it again, there seem
to be several variations of the same examples.
I used this one:-
hi all!
as i had time to look at all the stuff, i realized, that i'm
getting closer, but this is not exactly what i wanted...
as i can see from the path, one has to call:
beforeCommitHook(method, **args, **kwargs)
on each transaction, correct?
this is contrary to my idea of everything doing
Have a look at how CPS uses this hook to delay indexing to the end of
the transaction.
Code is at http://svn.nuxeo.org/trac/pub/file/CPSCore/trunk/
IndexationManager.py
Then in all objects for which we want to delay indexing, we replace
the reindexObject() method with:
def
I have idea about bytecode cache in Zope, it is possible to implement?
What I mean: python scripts (in ZODB), DTML documents/methods,
ZPT will be bytecode compiled in similar way like ordinary .py scripts
into .pyc and then run much faster than noncompiled ZODB objects. I
think that it
[ Jürgen Herrmann wrote:]
...
hook = object.get('_before_transaction_commit', None)
if hook: hook()
...
of course it should be:
getattr(object, '_before_transaction_commit', None)
regards, juergen herrmann
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On Wed, Jun 22, 2005 at 02:02:30PM +0200, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
No, method 2 aka ZClasses don't involve producing a Product.
Sure it does. A ZClass-based Product is still a Product.
As for why I don't use ZClasses:
1) Doing everything in restricted mode is a big pain.
You end up writing a
I have gone over the zope book to see what I can do about calling a sql
with a form and getting three additional parameters in the request and
am wanting this to get better looking urls that calling the parameters
directly in the url. I asked a similar question yesterday but perhaps
it
I am upgrading our current Zope from 2.5.1 to Zope 2.7.6. I have the
new version installed as a different instance on a different server.
The Zope 2.5.1 is in tact and what I am wondering is, how do you migrate
everything from the older to the newer? I thought exporting the .zexp
out of Zope
- Original Message -
From: David Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have gone over the zope book to see what I can do about calling a sql
with a form and getting three additional parameters in the request and am
wanting this to get better looking urls that calling the parameters
directly in
On 6/22/05, Tim Suter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am upgrading our current Zope from 2.5.1 to Zope 2.7.6. I have the
new version installed as a different instance on a different server.
The Zope 2.5.1 is in tact and what I am wondering is, how do you migrate
everything from the older to the
Are any of your applications relying on the
'bobobase_modification_time' attribute?
That's something that changes when you import a .zexp file which could
maybe explain why things appear differently now.
On 6/22/05, Tim Suter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am upgrading our current Zope from 2.5.1
I have never used traversal into zsql methods simply because I don't
want to expose geeky things like employee_by_id to the user. People
should be able to find out what you call your ZSQL methods. My
suggestion is to consider a more controlled solution.
About having request variables in the URL I
I'm sufficiently aware of Zope to know it provides a far more
comprehensive build environment than PHP ever will and I would like to
adopt it as my platform of choice, but it would be nice if the ZOPE
support community was as newbie-friendly as the PHP crowd. Loads of
tutorials and worked
Hi Jonathan. Thank you for your reply. The ? = don't make for very
friendly or future proof urls. I have thought of this possibility you
have suggested but thought there might be a way to do this with
traversal. I read a tutorial by Chris McDonough getting rid of the ? =
appeared to
Hi Peter. This is very interesting. I will look at the code! I agree
with you about exposing the zsql methods and also I tend to use a
naming convention for zsql methods might even stick out more. Many
thanks for your reply.
Regards,
David
On Wednesday, June 22, 2005, at 12:27 PM,
On 22.Jun 2005 - 09:52:23, Paul Winkler wrote:
On Wed, Jun 22, 2005 at 02:02:30PM +0200, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
No, method 2 aka ZClasses don't involve producing a Product.
Sure it does. A ZClass-based Product is still a Product.
Can't remember to have created a product, but then this was
Hi Pascal. These are good suggestions. Can you point me to something
that could help me with the Site Access Rule part of this solution? I
am sure I can google for a mod_rewrite rule that could help.
Regards,
David
On Wednesday, June 22, 2005, at 12:18 PM, Pascal Peregrina wrote:
Excuse the newbie question, but how would I find that out?
I inherited this 'project' of upgrading Zope and migrating the data. I
have had NO help with it so I have been banging through it all the way.
Thanks,
Tim
On Wed, 2005-06-22 at 16:22 +0100, Peter Bengtsson wrote:
Are any of your
Try something like this:
$ cd zopehome/Products/
$ grep -rn bobobase_modification_time .
That will tell you if any of your diskbased python products rely on
bobobase_modification_time
On 6/22/05, Tim Suter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Excuse the newbie question, but how would I find that out?
I
On Tuesday 21 June 2005 23:28, Tres Seaver - [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No that's not possible with HTTP1.0. The problem is, why IE is using
HTTP1.0? With HTTP1.1 its possible to change keepalive-timeout.
'keepalive' only refers to the lenght of time that the browser-webserver
connection
Hi all:
Thanks to Paul Winkler for his FWIW.
Thanks a lot to Michael Dunstan for insists in the fact of
response.redirect('init2-second-half'), because like he perhaps imagined I
do the return init2-second-half instead of redirect.
I test with the redirect and the error disapear, for now
If you really need handle an arbitrary processing time. You might
need to separate the request submission from the processing, and the
processing from the results display.
Roughly the way it would work would be like dropping your laundry off
at the cleaners. You bring in the dirty clothes
John Poltorak wrote:
On Tue, Jun 21, 2005 at 04:46:55PM -0500, J Cameron Cooper wrote:
John Poltorak wrote:
Is 'stxfile' the actual filename? I'm not concerned about it being
structured initially - just want to see it working in principle with
any file containg some text.
It's the name
A possible work-around:
Set up your web page so that it has two frames: the main frame (visable)
invokes the long running zope script; and a secondary (hidden) frame uses a
javascript routine (running on a timer) which queries a no-op zope script.
This should stop your browser from timing
Is there any way to create folders in batch?
I need to create around 50 but don't fancy doing this manually.
--
John
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John Poltorak wrote:
Is there any way to create folders in batch?
I need to create around 50 but don't fancy doing this manually.
John,
Put this in a python script and test.
for n in range(10):
container.manage_addFolder(id= str(n))
David
FWIW, here's the output of the old 2.5.1 install:
sprite:/var/lib/zope# grep -rn bobobase_modification_time .
Binary file ./var/Data.fs matches
grep: ./var/Z2-pcgi.soc: No such device or address
./var/Z2.log:59809:127.0.0.1- - [11/Jun/2002:21:04:53 -0500]
GET
On Jun 22, 2005, at 1:25 PM, Jonathan wrote:Set up your web page so that it has two frames: the main frame (visable) invokes the long running zope script; and a secondary (hidden) frame uses a _javascript_ routine (running on a timer) which queries a no-op zope script. This should stop your
Tim, subtopics appearing from nowhere could be due to a Zwiki upgrade.
If you are indeed looking at a wiki page, the Zwiki release notes and
admin guide will explain. Add a false boolean 'show_subtopics' property
to the folder to make them go away.
Nikko Wolf wrote at 2005-6-21 15:08 -0600:
I'm trying to develop a filesystem-based Product (here 'ABCD') and
unless I remove the ABCD folder from my Products directory, I get the
following error IN THE MANAGEMENT INTERFACE.
Is it possible to determine what's causing the problem? After
Jaroslav Luke-Bš wrote at 2005-6-22 14:51 +0200:-A
I have idea about bytecode cache in Zope, it is possible to implement?
What I mean: python scripts (in ZODB), DTML documents/methods, ZPT will be
bytecode compiled in similar way like ordinary .py scripts into .pyc and then
run much faster
Nikko Wolf wrote at 2005-6-21 16:13 -0600:
...
But that begs the questions
+ why didn't the stack backtrace give the problem ID?
It would not have helped: the problem was not an individual
instance but a class problem...
Your problem is of a rather rare type (few people remove
Persistence
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