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Subject: RE: [Zope] probably a simple answer..
Well, I can suggest how I might approach it, which might be different
than what you intend... but for what it is worth...
First, run Zope on a Windows server so you can interact with an Excel
file as an ODBC Data Source (DSN). You could
Kate Legere wrote:
Well, we're working on porting it over from linux but at the moment that's
my only option... I just had this impression that I'd seen something whereby
I could write to the filesystem using an external method.
Categorically, no web server can write to the file system on a
So this probably has a simple answer but if someone could direct me it would
save lots of time ...
I have a python script that gets called from a dtml method and returns the
information requested from a mySql database and opens it as an excel file.
I'd like it also to save the file (it can safely
--On 17. November 2005 10:51:32 -0500 Kate Legere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So this probably has a simple answer but if someone could direct me it
would save lots of time ...
I have a python script that gets called from a dtml method and returns the
information requested from a mySql database
I'm thinking Kate means that she is writing to an Excel file on a
Zope/Windows server, acting as a simple database, perhaps via ODBC.
Kate can you clarify what you are trying to do? Thanks.
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Harlow Pinson
Indepth Learning
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Subject: Re: [Zope] probably a simple answer..
I'm thinking Kate means that she is writing to an Excel file on a
Zope/Windows server, acting as a simple database, perhaps via ODBC.
Kate can you clarify what you are trying to do? Thanks.
--
Harlow Pinson
Indepth Learning
Email: [EMAIL
Well, I can suggest how I might approach it, which might be different
than what you intend... but for what it is worth...
First, run Zope on a Windows server so you can interact with an Excel
file as an ODBC Data Source (DSN). You could setup a Zope/ODBC
adaptor Product like zodbc or (better)
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Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 1:06 PM
To: Kate Legere; zope@zope.org
Subject: RE: [Zope] probably a simple answer..
Well, I can suggest how I might approach it, which might be different
than what you intend... but for what it is worth...
First, run Zope on a Windows server so you can interact
On 11/17/05, Kate Legere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, we're working on porting it over from linux but at the moment that's
my only option... I just had this impression that I'd seen something whereby
I could write to the filesystem using an external method.
Kate
Sure you could write to
