Hello:
I have a question about style.
My ExternalFile product enables one to create zope objects that behave
like DTML methods
or DTML documents but point to external files for their content. The
creation routines
handle many different possible cases
- external file does not exist yet, cr
Something like this is slated for Zope 2.6. If possible (and that's a big
if at the moment, with the work we've got lined up), it is my intention to
create a service which does the following:
- Searches for an appropriately-named on-disk directory (var/startup
probably).
- Iterates over the con
Is there a Zope product out there which implements a "Startup" like folder
for Zope? That is, I want to be able to have a folder like object called
"Startup" in the root directory, and when Zope is first started I want
Zope to automatically make a call against the "Startup" object which could
then
At 04:55 PM 4/24/02 -0300, Leonardo Rochael Almeida wrote:
>As for multiple DB rollback, yes, that works as advertised, and is
>actually really easy to believe if you explain them how it works. Truth
>is, Two-Phase-Commit was INVENTED (a long time ago, and not in Zope) to
>make it possible to com
On Wed, 2002-04-24 at 17:39, Jason Spisak wrote:
> This means that every Update/Insert command make sthe ZODB
> grow, right?
Wrong. Transactions allways happen. An insert/update causes the db
adapter in question to register itself for transactions, but ZODB itself
won't inflate unless an object
Thanks Leonardo,
I was confusing the two. The encapsulation, yes that makes a
lot more sense.
On Wednesday 24 April 2002 2:44 pm, R. David Murray wrote:
> On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Jason Spisak wrote:
> > This means that every Update/Insert command make sthe ZODB
> > grow, right? Has anyone had ex
> > Or tell me a URL for the documentation of the __of__ operator ?
http://www.zope.org/Documentation/ZDG/Acquisition.stx
HTH,
- C
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Dirk Datzert wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I saw in some products a __of__ operator and looked at the python.org
> for a documentation.
>
> I didn't found one.
>
> Can anybody tell me what the __of__ does ?
It creates an acquisition wrapper for the object the method belongs to,
in the context of the objec
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Jason Spisak wrote:
> This means that every Update/Insert command make sthe ZODB
> grow, right? Has anyone had experience with Packing a site
> with high traffic in a case like this (RDBMS backend)? What
> happens?
No, and RDBMS update or insert does *not* cause the zodb to
Hi,
I saw in some products a __of__ operator and looked at the python.org
for a documentation.
I didn't found one.
Can anybody tell me what the __of__ does ?
Or tell me a URL for the documentation of the __of__ operator ?
Thanks,
Dirk
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On Redhat-Skipjack 7.2.93:
# tar -xvzf Zope-2.4.4-linux2-x86.tgz
# cd Zope-2.4.4-linux2-x86
# bin/python
bin/python: relocation error: bin/python: undefined symbol: atexit
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This means that every Update/Insert command make sthe ZODB
grow, right? Has anyone had experience with Packing a site
with high traffic in a case like this (RDBMS backend)? What
happens?
On Wednesday 24 April 2002 12:55 pm, Leonardo Rochael Almeida
wrote:
> On Tue, 2002-04-23 at 21:36, Jaso
> (apparently the latest versions of ASP also have the idea of using
> tag attributes to store markup code)
Naah, can't believe they copied PythonLabs this fast! Or are we both copying
somebody else?
--
Two witches watch two watches. Which witch watched which watch?
Nicola Larosa - [EMAIL PR
On Tue, 2002-04-23 at 21:36, Jason Spisak wrote:
> [...]
>
> 5. The transactional nature of Zope (although they didn't
> believe me when it came to rolling back multiple dbs) impressed
> them and if it really can mange a rollback from from a DB and
> transaction safety for inventory,etc...(wh
I'll try to get the KDE ftp ioslave to do PASV. We'll see.
Otherwise WebDAV seems to be a rather neat way of visually
going about things. Thanks for all the help Zopistas!
On Wednesday 24 April 2002 7:42 am, you wrote:
> Make sure you're using FTP in passive mode ..
>
> Active FTP vs. Passi
The SOAP integration that has been done is similar to the automagical xml-rpc
integration so its really not that good.
http://www.ppetru.net/software/index.html
I got some WebServices working using SOAP in Zope about the same time Brian
worked on it using hacked up soaplib libraries they migh
From: "Florent Guillaume" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Standard Folders are *explicitly* sorted by name by default, so the fact
> that the underlying objectValues() returns ordered objects is of no
> consequence here.
So the UI is sorted by default, but objectValues is ordered? Perfect!
Lennart Regebro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Also do we want all folders to be ordered by default ?
>
> I wouldn't want this. I don't know how ordered folder works nowadays, but I
> want it sorted on name by default.
Standard Folders are *explicitly* sorted by name by default, so the fact
that
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Joseph Cheek wrote:
> nope. that's a function of the DB, not PHP. if the DB is written right
> it will roll back/commit transactions automatically. so this becomes an
> argument for zope over php+some really lame DB, not zope over php
> regardless.
>
> 8-)
>
> [agreed that
On 24 Apr 2002, Tim Hoffman wrote:
> I have check the WebServices in cvs.zope.org, but it appears to me
> that it is a standalone implementation.
>
> Has anyone tackled this yet.
If you search the mailing list archives for SOAP you might be able
to find references to work someone did a while back
At 17:52 23/04/2002 -0700, Jason Spisak wrote:
>It would appear that their FTP implementation is not working
>correctly, when connecting to a Zope FTP system behind a
>firewall.
>
>Zope is running on port 8880 and ftp service works fine from
>inside the firewall on port 8821. From outside the fir
Not sure where Nico was quoting from but I saw my name so thought I'd comment ;-)
Nicola Larosa wrote:
>
> > About the separation between content&layout, you are not obliged to use
> > ZPT to get that (don't belive a certain Mr. Withers here ;)).
>
> Yes, you are.
Well, the anonymous poster wa
Hi All
I need to start investigating the use of Zope as a SOAP server.
I am not looking for magic as in Zopes current XML-RPC behaviour
but more along the lines of a SOAP proxy to a specific piece of
code that I would write in the zope environment.
I like the approach as outlined in
http://ww
> About the separation between content&layout, you are not obliged to use
> ZPT to get that (don't belive a certain Mr. Withers here ;)).
Yes, you are.
> You can also do that with dtml + python(-scripts).
No, you won't! Please, stop evangelizing broken languages!
...mmh, didn't I forget s
> It's unethical to evangelize badly design languages, even if it's simply out
> of ignorance, and especially if it's in the name of job security through
> code obscurity.
> The fact that sombody's invested years in learning C++ or Perl is no
> justification for spreading the disease, when there a
nope. that's a function of the DB, not PHP. if the DB is written right
it will roll back/commit transactions automatically. so this becomes an
argument for zope over php+some really lame DB, not zope over php
regardless.
8-)
[agreed that the linuxjournal commit/rollback code is hairy, but
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