To sound out what, if anything, other people are doing in this area:
I am interested in using ReportLab with Zope, to provide an improved printed version of
web-published documents. What I want to do is fairly straightforward, to create a PDF
file with:
- a title/cover page with control
Some alternatives we considered and didn't go for:
- write something in Zope to listen for SMTP connections, effectively
large portions of an MTA. This would be cool but painful.
Providing a basic SMTP server is not at all difficult to do in Python. I did a
cut-down one once
You can use whatever GUI type tools you currently use to create your web pages to use
with Zope.
This will not make the best use of Zope, but it will work. Zope makes available an
FTP interface to
its internal database structure, so it is possible to use it more or less exactly as
you would
How are the Zope website statistics graphs created?
I need to create simple graphs (pie charts and line graphs) from data held in an ODBC
database,
using Zope under NT (unfortunately). I looked at gnuplot, and found ways to produce
really
impressive complex sophisticated graphs, but nothing
It is also possible to set up an ODBC connection to Excel. Depending on your
background, this might
be simpler to set up. See the Excel help for the fine details. (No VB programming at
all :-).
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Has anyone tried running Zope on a Cobalt RaQ3?
The reason I ask is that a UK company is now offering dedicated
RaQ3's for 29 pounds/month (64Mb RAM, 8Gb disc), and I
wondered if it would make a good Zope platform or not?
Well I _was going to say, "One thing that was not clear from their
How about dtml-var bcs null=0? (Just a guess, but I would expect a zero length
string to be an
invalid integer value).
I am using the Znolk Input Wizzard with postgresql tables. One of the
variables in the table is an integer and can have null values. However, in
the update and insert
Check out this ODBC-ODBC bridge:
http://linuxpr.com/releases/430.html
I have not tried it, but it does seem to do what you want.
"The ODBC-ODBC Bridge is a package of libraries which provide applications on Linux
with access to
ODBC data sources on remote machines. Examples of using the
Okay, this works fine, in MOST of my forms, but I have other forms where
this doesnt work at all and I get errors saying that the ITEM is a bad
request. I dont get it, what am I missing here that this works some
places and in other places with almost identical syntax, it falls over.
I came
I've 2 databases. I want to do a 'join' with 2 tables, both in a different
database.
Is it possible to retrieve data of both tables with a ZSQLMethod and then
do a programatically join? What's the easiest python way?
If you are using ODBC then the EasySoft SQL Engine might solve your
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