of the
site, a database, or just about anything else. The URL or address is just
what method/object gets run to get said content.
Thanks for any help/enlightenment.
Not sure if I'm making this much clearer. But there it is anyways.
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working with zope projects there are other tricks you could
pull, but it doesn't sound like you are doing this.
I don't understand this: is a 'zope project' different from my project
using zope?
Opps. I meant a 'zope product', ie. a python based product.
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...
# stuff you want done no matter what.
.,.
Of course you can simplify this if you don't care if its been moved,
renamed or copied. Just wanted to show the different possibilities.
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arguments except self, REQUEST and RESPONSE.
All other things must be passed with keyword arguments.
Opps. Yes. dtml-let is what you should use. Been awhile since I've done to
much with dtml.
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, which is why its bee superseded by page templates. ZPTs
are much nicer and just about the best way to do html-embedded display
code that I've seen. At least compared to the alternatives.
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more types of entities and
relationships that these examples, so it needs to scale. It also needs to
perform well, as the authentication mechanism will be fetching the roles
off the relationships and, possibly, their related objects.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
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tter in the long run anyways).
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with this... instead of the simple Attributes
list? Seems like the type information and other meta information would as
useful for handling attributes on the dataskin as for propertysheets.
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something already discussed.
Thanks in advance for any help...
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into this as
I find time so any help would be appreciated.
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for
listings and the Specialist.getItem() for individual record retrieval. Any
thoughts on scalability issues.
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to a relational database.
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are in use.
Any tips on how to get this working? I know there is no great way of
detecting cookies, besides setting one and testing for it. But even if I
did this, how do I say I want basic auth if the test cookie isn't found.
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and implementation immensely.
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. And once deciding that an
RDBMS was the best way to go for data storage, it fit into the 'pattern'
very nicely. I haven't deployed it yet, but its pretty fun to work on. :)
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Michael Bernstein wrote:
John Eikenberry wrote:
I was looking into the same issues recently, but for a much smaller set of
data (5ish). In my tests ZPatterns/binary-trees scaled well for storage
and retrieval. But ZCatalog did not. It was basically useless for partial
matching
) with ZPublisher and while it's worked reasonably
well for very small traffic levels, I have recently run into an issue where
lots of extra pcgi_publisher.py processes get started until the system
grinds to a halt. I found two old postings from others (John Eikenberry,
Craig Allen) about this problem
.
Profiling these 2 ways in little test programs seems to indicate about a 2.5x
speedup. Not huge, but combined with better hardware should be enough.
But I'm curious why this avenue wasn't taken to begin with. Seems like the way
to do it to me. Am I missing something?
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in the __ac_permissions__? If
so how, if not what did you do to automatically set default roles for a
product?
Thanks in advance for any info.
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at the top of the
Transience.py file?
__version__='$Revision: 1.28.6.4 $'[11:-2]
On Thu, 2003-03-13 at 07:11, John Eikenberry wrote:
Since upgrading to Zope-2.6 we've been getting KeyErrors when using
Sessions. They seem to happen more now that we've started using
hasSessionData(), but I'm
what this might be.
Once you notice it happen, send the relevant parts of your logfile to me
and I will see if I can analyze it.
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On Thu, 2003-03-13 at 15:19, John Eikenberry wrote:
Sorry, its Zope 2.6.1.
Chris McDonough wrote:
John,
Which Zope 2.6? Zope
) Transience KeyError raised in get,
checking BTrees
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On Thu, 2003-03-13 at 18:18, John Eikenberry wrote:
Patch applied
_setTimeout() call or even manually tweak the appropriate
session data managers attributes (_timeout_secs, _period and
_timeout_slices) to very small values (ie. a few seconds).
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John Eikenberry wrote:
Once you start a second thread ReadConflictErrors start getting raised.
Which thread gets the conflict and which one keeps working seems variable
(probably just a timing thing). If I start enough of these threads I can
cause the error to happen. But only once
ConflictError occasionally now (not nearly as often).
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John Eikenberry wrote:
Toby Dickenson wrote:
Read conflicts occur if a change is committed in between the start of a
transaction, and the transaction needing to load the object. A workaround to
reduce the number of read conflicts is to touch the objects that are likely
to change
Chris McDonough wrote:
On Mon, 2003-03-17 at 20:34, John Eikenberry wrote:
The KeyErrors happen under similar circumstances to the ReadConflictErrors.
The significant difference being that the KeyErrors happen after the
transience timeout has occured. When I am running
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