Namespaces represent communities and their products. Using the CMF
namespace means to create a feature that is only supported in CMF (and
products built on top of the CMF).
without doubt, but these things are not written in stone. Being able to
smoothly transfer appropriate behavior into the
Hi,
I've a question: why declare the specific attributes for
indexing/metadata at all? I couldn't see what binds the cmf:indexable
declaration to a particular adapter in the example, so I was wondering
if we could do without. Suppose we had an adapter like:
where ICatalogVariables define
Lennart Regebro wrote:
On 9/13/05, yuppie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The proposal addresses a general cataloging issue. Can't see why content
used in CMF has to be configured with a special cmf ZCML directive.
What namespace to use seems to me to be a minor issue.
Namespaces represent comm
On 9/13/05, yuppie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Welll, what is gonna implement it? There is no standard indexing
> > service in Zope, but in CMF there is portal_catalog.
>
> ???
>
> portal_catalog is a thin wrapper around ZCatalog and Zope 3.1 ships with
> zope.app.catalog.
Yes. And in a CMF s
Lennart Regebro wrote:
On 9/13/05, yuppie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is this in any way CMF-specific? Wouldn't a feature like that be useful
in pure Zope as well? Why do you think the CMF would be the right layer
to implement this?
Welll, what is gonna implement it? There is no standard inde
On 9/13/05, yuppie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is this in any way CMF-specific? Wouldn't a feature like that be useful
> in pure Zope as well? Why do you think the CMF would be the right layer
> to implement this?
Welll, what is gonna implement it? There is no standard indexing
service in Zope, b
whit wrote:
here is a sketch of how a working "indexable" configuration would look.
Names subject to improvement.
[...]
I look forward to y'alls comments.
Is this in any way CMF-specific? Wouldn't a feature like that be useful
in pure Zope as well? Why do you think the CMF would be the rig
