Andy McKay wrote:
Yeah, wrong but toothless. Feel free to fix on appropriate branches I
guess :-)
Well yeah but Im betting its there for a reason, I just dont know what
it is yet. Changing that is sure to break something...
Well, do it and I'm sur we'll soon find out :-)
Chris
I would argue that a better plan would be to only use _v_ vars for completely
disposable data only. The application should expect that this values will be
gone at any random time, not just at transaction boundaries.
I agree with this. How do we go about find code that uses the
Are there any plans or is there any interest in supporting the Creative
Commons Licenses for metadata in Zope-documents?
Has there ever been any talk of such a product?
Examples of applications with built-in CC support:
http://creativecommons.org/technology/ccapps
Greets,
Wouter Vanden Hove
Chris Withers wrote at 2003-10-8 21:22 +0100:
Casey Duncan wrote:
I would argue that a better plan would be to only use _v_ vars for completely
disposable data only. The application should expect that this values will be
gone at any random time, not just at transaction boundaries.
Hello Zope developers,
I'm a newbie (sorry most people have this curse at
one point or another). I have read the zope book (or
at least most of it), and the zope developer manual.
I can't quite figure out how to have relationships
between instances of classes in the database.
Let me first
On Thu, Oct 09, 2003 at 05:07:28PM -0700, Jason Corbett wrote:
to reference in some intelligent way between objects
in zope, and I need a way to query for a list of them.
google for mxmRelations. It does many-to-many
relationships so yuo might have to modify it a bit
if you really need to
Hi Jason,
I am not a zope developer, I am a semi-new user who started with zope
coming from the same mindset as yourself. One of the biggest challanges(at
least for me) is to wrap your mind around object oriented programming. The
zope database is an object oriented database. This means that you
Thanks for your reply. I've actually been thinking in
an object oriented form for a while. I've looked at
implimenting this project in Java using either
prevailance or a object persistence model that mapped
to a RDBMS. I like the idea of zope, so maybe I
should clarify my question:
How does an
On Fri, 2003-10-10 at 00:46, Jason Corbett wrote:
Thanks for your reply. I've actually been thinking in
an object oriented form for a while. I've looked at
implimenting this project in Java using either
prevailance or a object persistence model that mapped
to a RDBMS. I like the idea of
I'm sorry for my ignorant use of the terms relation
and relationship. I'll try to use the terms more
appropriately in the future.
I think I understand where I've become confused. In
many of the persistance mechanisms I've looked at
references to other objects were handled specially,
and had
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