Arno said:
> I am currently checking ZFormulator and could import the demo,
> but was unable to add new input fields.
>From a post by Steve Spicklemire to the Zope list, October, 27th, 2000:
"
line 312: Form.py should be:
__roles__ = ('Manager',)
"
This was quickly retrieved by se
Itai wrote:
> My understanding was, though,
> that TransWarp will replace ZPatterns as the best tool for object
> model based development, which means that the idea of developing
> ZPatterns code with a view for long term future reuse suddenly isn't
> that attractive.
My inclination exactly.
Kapil said:
> looks like it will instantly become the most advanced open source database
> out there. my current rankings of the general os rdbms in terms of
features
> postgresql->interbase->mysql
Keep in mind that (even though) it is an effective "general os rdbms",
PostgreSQL was origina
Morten asked:
> ..I can't really use any external storages, as the reason for
> bringing these objects into the ZODB was to structure them
> and make then indexable by ZCatalog
This sounds like the sort of thing ExtFile was made for.
Your metadata still lives in the ZODB, but points to the
file
Mike asked:
> Can zope work with Java yet? If so, please point us in the right
direction.
Phil responded:
> I'll recap. There is a piece of software under development called JPE.
> This is supposedly going to be or even is a Jave-Python gateway in effect.
>
> It should allow you to use Java cl
Johann Loibl wonders:
> What does the following line means?
>
> href="&dtml.url-mail_password_form;
>
> how to work with '&' ?
This means to substitue the value stored in the variable
"mail_password_form"
as an "absolute URL". It's known as "DTML Entity Syntax".
Check out: http:/
FYI,
Check out the latest project of Ray Ozzie, the Lotus Notes guy.
It sounds like distributed applications, with intermitent access,
may be taken a bit more seriously soon:
http://www0.mercurycenter.com/svtech/columns/front/docs/dg102400.htm
Later,
Jerry S.
Sorry for the duplicate post, forgot the subject. :)
Hi Name Hunters,
My problem with Zopelet is that it already has a meaning, at least to me.
Looking down the road, not nearly as far as one might imagine, let's see
where we may be heading. Think about minimal Zope instances running on Palm
G
Hi Name Hunters,
My problem with Zopelet is that it already has a meaning, at least to me.
Looking down the road, not nearly as far as one might imagine, let's see
where we may be heading. Think about minimal Zope instances running on Palm
Gizmos, Cell Phones, whatever, a sort of personal ZEOCl
Hi Steve, and fellow ZPatterns Wannabees,
As to the sorts of things most of us need to keep track of that could tie
into a simple "ToDo" List, so far we've seen suggestions for an Address Book
and Deliverables. The first sounds kind of like a Contact List to me, or
maybe an Ownership or Collabora
Itai asked:
> "I started reading about ZPatterns but I still can't get my head
> around it... I'm wondering if I should try to learn it fast enough
> for this project, or stick to what I already know. What in people's
> experience is the typical learning curve for ZPatterns? How much am I
> g
> >Chris Withers writes:
> > A **page** is the result of applying presentation to data in the
> > object system. A page is a particular result of a URL when viewed
> > under certain conditions.
>
> I'd like to add to this:
> components used to make up 'page's should not be URL-v
>> Paul Everitt wrote:
>> o Allow those presentation tools to work by having well-formed
>> markup (e.g. no separation into header and footer)
> to which Chris Withers replied:
> Hmmm... I wonder how refactoring, which _header and _footer were really
> useful for, will happen now...
The
There are a few things I'm trying to understand about the xmlc-like
Templates proposal. First :
"Using specialized webdesigners with Zope project has been one
of the biggest pains in Zope development; we have to take the
sometimes ugly code generated by the tools they use, usually
clean it up, th
Hi Zope Gurus,
After looking over all the HiperDOM / xmlc stuff I think I'm starting to
"get it". I'll just summarize the things that ring especially true for me,
with some comments
Re. letting HTML "Page" Designers use familiar tools:
"Note that XMLC depends on legal HTML/XML markup that will
Hi Folks,
As for "re-doing" DTML, there's a cogent point made in Extreme Programming
circles that goes something like this:
"Names matter. For every time someone writes (types?) the name of an object,
it will be read 10 times. Pick Good Names."
Much of the DTML confusion arises from "names" tha
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