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I am trying to create a zope product and it
basically works in python, so I thought I would start trying to 'zopify' it. I
created a directory in the zope Products directory called zIMAP and placed my
code in there, along with a __init__.py file to initialise the product. Here is
what it looks like,
import zIMAP
def
initialize(context):
"""Initialize the zIMAP product. """ context.registerClass( zMAP.zimap, constructors = (zIMAP.manage_addzIMAPForm, zIMAP.manage_addzIMAP), icon = '') The main bit of my product code is in a file called
zIMAP.py. When I restarted zope, my zIMAP product appeared in the product
management list (broken, as I'd expected). I looked at the debug info that zope
provides for broken products and made some changes to the code... followed by
restarting zope. I then got a different error from the broken product info
screen. However, when I made changes to the code and restarted zope this time,
it was as if I had done nothing. The same error was there (despite that
particular line of code being different, and in fact at a different line). I
could not make zope recognise my changes no matter how many times I restarted
zope. So I tried deleting the product from the product management screen. It did
indeed go away, but now it won't come back! When I delete any other working
product, it simply reappears next time I restart zope. What has gone wrong with
my product? How can I make zope recognise it again?
I have included the top of my zIMAP.py file as well
in case it is required.
I'd really appreciate any help.
tim
top of zIMAP.py
import imaplib, re, string, sys, os,
DocumentTemplate
import Globals from Globals import Persistent, Acquisition import AccessControl import OFS class zimap
(
Acquisition.Implicit, Persistent, AccessControl.Role.RoleManager, OFS.SimpleItem.Item, ): """zIMAP - Zope Product for displaying IMAP
mailbox contents.
""" index_html =
DocumentTemplate.HTMLFile("zIMAP1.dtml")
manage_addzIMAPForm = Globals.HTMLFile('add_zIMAP', globals()) meta_type = 'zIMAP (webmail)'
def __init__(self,
host):
self.host = host self.product_root = '.' class email:
def connect(self, user,
passw):
self.user = user self.passw = passw self.M = imaplib.IMAP4(self.host) self.M.login(self.user, self.passw) self.user_dir = zimap.product_root+'/spool/'+self.user email.makefiles(self) ...
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