Hi,
Query in the topic from postgresql database returns from psql line,
years, months and days. From testing same query in zope i get only days,
is there a way to force it to return as psql does return it?
As in:
brain_dev=# select age(birthday) from web_users;
age
whit wrote:
thanks Chris!
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I just wish there was a good and more permenant place to put this...
Chris
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David Bear wrote:
I know it has been asked many times which os is best for zope, I have
yet to see a 'system administration perspective' in the discussion. By
this I mean which os seems to have the most worry free administration
of a zope instances. I have installed zope on both FreeBSD and vario
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From: "David Bear" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "zope"
Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006 6:05 PM
Subject: [Zope] which operating system quandry
I know it has been asked many times which os is best for zope, I have
yet to see a 'system administration perspective' in th
I know it has been asked many times which os is best for zope, I have
yet to see a 'system administration perspective' in the discussion. By
this I mean which os seems to have the most worry free administration
of a zope instances. I have installed zope on both FreeBSD and various
linucies and here
Thanks for all the replies...
So I will continue to investigate this for my specific object responses,
because I like what Stefan says (the Zope thread being freed earlier,
meaning that next waiting request will be accepted earlier, etc). This
should improve a little concurrency.
Currently my pro
Thanks alot. Much appreciated.On 9/29/06, Jean Rodrigo Ferri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
michael nt milne escreveu:> thanks. Tried that-nothing doing there. Thing is I'm after a download so a
> download request won't work as it will be requesting from the site that's> down etc..I've saved a copy of
michael nt milne escreveu:
thanks. Tried that-nothing doing there. Thing is I'm after a download so a
download request won't work as it will be requesting from the site that's
down etc..
I've saved a copy of this product[1]! ;-)
[1] http://www.tchezope.org/Members/jean/arquivos/ZopeScheduler-0
thanks. Tried that-nothing doing there. Thing is I'm after a download so a download request won't work as it will be requesting from the site that's down etc..On 9/29/06,
Jean Rodrigo Ferri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
michael nt milne escreveu:> HiHi Michael,> Does anyone know an alternative way to
michael nt milne escreveu:
Hi
Hi Michael,
Does anyone know an alternative way to get copy of ZopeScheduler? The legco
site seems to be down just now.
http://dev.legco.biz/products/ZopeScheduler
You can try to get it from the Internet Archive:
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://dev.legco.
HiDoes anyone know an alternative way to get copy of ZopeScheduler? The legco site seems to be down just now.http://dev.legco.biz/products/ZopeScheduler
Cheers-- michael
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Hi.
Has anyone run successful Zope with davfs? I have problems when i try
edit and save some files or when i try create new files.
I have also problems with Zope and curlftpfs. When i save one file and
then i try edit others it doesn't work (i must kill vim and curlftpfs).
Debug doesn't say where
Pascal Peregrina wrote at 2006-9-29 15:14 +0200:
>I would like to know what is the use of implementing the
>Zpublisher.Iterators.IStreamIterator on the object returned as the body of a
>HTTP response.
>
>As far as I could read the Zope code (Zserver, etc), this will make the
>response data to be se
See also http://www.zope.org/Wikis/DevSite/Proposals/
FasterStaticContentServing
On Sep 29, 2006, at 10:48 AM, Stefan H. Holek wrote:
The point of stream iterators is not the chunk size, but that they
are handed to Medusa (ZServer) right away. As a result the Zope
thread is immediately free
The point of stream iterators is not the chunk size, but that they
are handed to Medusa (ZServer) right away. As a result the Zope
thread is immediately freed to serve new requests, while ZServer
takes care of streaming the data to the client.
Stefan
On 29. Sep 2006, at 15:14, Pascal Pere
On Fri, Sep 29, 2006 at 09:00:16AM +0200, Daniel de la Cuesta wrote:
> path="animals"
> items=len(context.sections.path.contentValues())
>
>
> When I try to run the script I get an error saying that the variable "path"
> is not present.
>
> If i do:
>
> items=len(context.sections.animals.conte
Hi,
I would like to know what is the use of implementing the
Zpublisher.Iterators.IStreamIterator on the object returned as the body of a
HTTP response.
As far as I could read the Zope code (Zserver, etc), this will make the
response data to be sent 64k at a time.
So will this improve performanc
Dnia piątek, 29 września 2006 09:00, Daniel de la Cuesta napisał:
> Hi, I am beginner working with Zope. I like it but I have some doubts:
>
> I have an structure with folders and subfoulders, each folder and subfolder
has items.
>
> I want to go round this structre with a Python based script, t
--On 29. September 2006 09:00:16 +0200 Daniel de la Cuesta
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I am beginner working with Zope. I like it but I have some doubts:
I have an structure with folders and subfoulders, each folder and
subfolder has items.
I want to go round this structre with a Python
Hi, I am beginner working with Zope. I like it but I have some doubts:I have an structure with folders and subfoulders, each folder and subfolder has items.I want to go round this structre with a Python based script, to know the number of elements i do the following:path="animals"items=len(context.
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