Chris Withers wrote:
Any ideas?
Yup, and the patches are attached...
cheers,
Chris
--- SessionIDManager.py.originalTue Apr 10 16:33:00 2001
+++ SessionIDManager.py Tue Jul 03 10:52:44 2001
@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@
__replaceable__ = UNIQUE # singleton for now
-__implements__
Paulo M. Goncalves wrote:
I'm a Zope and Python newbie and I'm trying to work with Zope's ZCatalog
in a Product coded in python. Can anyone give some intro or point to
some links with info in this subject.
Maybe have a look at the SquishSite.py file in Squishdot?
The search method of the
Hi Andreas,
I could have sworn I saw you checkin a KeywordIndex where you could AND rather
than OR the search results, but now I've installed 2.4.0b2, I can only find a
normal KeywordIndex's with nothing to manage in the Settings tab. Where should I
be looking?
I also found some little bugs...
Also, if I click on the 'help' link in a KeywordIndex, I get:
Cannot locate object at:
http://localhost:8080/Control_Panel/Products/KeywordIndex
Also, if you actually click on the 'Settings' tab in a keywordIndex, something
weird happens. You get teh catalog contents page, but all the URLs are
Andreas Jung wrote:
see KeywordIndex_searchResults.stx
The operator is *NOT* managable through the ZMI but you can pass
it as 'operator' parameter inside the query.
even better :-)
thankyou...
Chris
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Andreas Jung wrote:
hmm...please be more detailed. The index management views
don't have an Undo tab.
/my_zcatalog//manage_addKeywordIndex by chris
...when I add an index, which doesn't seem right.
Any Undo tab in or above the Catalog will show you this, looks like a bug in the
Joseph Wayne Norton wrote:
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Joe, small point, but this belongs on the CMF list only ;-)
cheers,
Chris
Chris Withers wrote:
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Joe, small point, but this belongs on the CMF list only ;-)
...so clueless people
Chris Keyes wrote:
Restart
Realised file was 1.6meg not 700
Data.fs is question was of one of our FreeZope servers :-(
Wgh...
Anyone got any ideas what could have happened or what we should start looking
for?
cheers,
Chris
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Giovanni Maruzzelli wrote:
The catalog is a pristine 2.3.3b1 catalog.
I'm sure that'll need upgrading then...
We have recreated the catalog from scratch because we tried
manage_convertBTrees , but it don't work for us, it return with an error
(and the same happens with 2.3.3 final):
Chris McDonough wrote:
Shane's BTreeFolder Product attempts to ameliorate this problem a bit by
keeping the data that is normally stored in the _objects tuple in its
own persistent object (a btree).
Are you breaking the content up into subfolders? This is recommended.
Do you still need
Chris McDonough wrote:
It doesn't hurt, but likely no. If at all, you'd want to do it so
management interface views would be sane.
Then again, I've never actually used BTreeFolder. ;-)
Ah, you should, it's great :-)
The management interface is different, so you don't have problems with
Toby Dickenson wrote:
INDEXES:
PrincipiaSearchSource Text Index 2,524
autore Keyword Index 4,055
bflow0 Field Index 4,055
bflow1 Field Index 4,055
bflow2 Field Index 4,055
Aha! a clue.
If that is the output of the 'Indexes' tab then I dont think you are
using the newest
Chris McDonough wrote:
This purpose aligns well with those of the ArmoredCatalog proposal as well..
see http://dev.zope.org/Wikis/DevSite/Proposals/ArmoredCatalog .
But even using such a lazy catalog awareness, you might get into
trouble. Using the ZCatalog's find objects function, I
Randall F. Kern wrote:
2. Will the BDB storage be standard with 2.4? Transactional Undo sounds
_very_ nice.
IIRC, Transactional Undo has now been implemented in FileStorage too
cheers,
Chris
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I just see lots of solutions many of which attack some of the same
problems
and no clear way to get those people comunicating and making informed
trade-offs
I think this is a really good point.
However, I think the fishbowl should remain the center for solutions.
The collector is the center
On Mon, 18 Jun 2001, Andreas Jung wrote:
These are good ideas to improve the TextIndex. I already encouraged
Erik to put alltogether into a Fishbowl proposal,
Which I would do, if I had time. Which I will have, but not for another
two weeks. :-)
I'm guessing this is the point at
Matt,
Evan Simpson came up with some external methdos that do exactly what you want
about 6 months to a year ago.
If you search the zope.nipltd.com archives for [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] you may well be able to find what you're after :-)
cheers,
Chris
Matt Hamilton wrote:
Chris McDonough wrote:
Shane Hathaway wrote:
Morten W. Petersen wrote:
during testing of a mail product I've discovered that the Data.fs file may
bloat considerably after storing 50 messages. Packing the database will
reduce the Data.fs file to 20 MB (from 40 MB). Another thing
Andreas Jung wrote:
There is a new How-To for PlugginIndexes:
http://www.zope.org/Members/ajung/howto/PluginIndexes/index_html
Looks great :-)
Coupla Questions:
Is there anything you can do in the index_object method to re-use ZCatalog's
get all attributes and call them if they're
Matt Hamilton wrote:
On Mon, 11 Jun 2001, Chris Withers wrote:
Wow Matt, you seem to know what you're talking about :-)
My final year University project was to create an Open Source mailing list
archive :) I did quite a bit of reading into information retrieval and
assorted
Dieter Maurer wrote:
Chris Withers writes:
Dieter Maurer wrote:
What you probably need:
derive a new ObjectManager from Acquisition.Explicit and
the current ObjectManager.
provide an interface to manage the attributes that should
be acquired
Andreas Jung wrote:
Is there anything you can do in the index_object method to re-use
ZCatalog's
get all attributes and call them if they're callable?
Don't understand the question...maybe I don't know this ZCatalog feature.
My perception is that the 'classic' ZCatalog Indexes have a
Have you checked out StructuredTextNG?
cheers,
Chris
Ian Clatworthy wrote:
I've put together the design for an extended version of
Structured Text which I'd like some feedback on before
I go too much further. At this stage, the design is
explained via a series of user-level How-To's,
Dieter Maurer wrote:
What you probably need:
derive a new ObjectManager from Acquisition.Explicit and
the current ObjectManager.
provide an interface to manage the attributes that should
be acquired implicitly.
Well, I had a go at this, but not quite in the way you describe.
Matt Hamilton wrote:
I would like to help if I had time :) I think the most efficient way of
doing what you want is to construct an index based on a 'Suffix Trie' this
essentially allows matching of arbitrary substrings very quickly, the only
problem is that it takes up a fair amount of
Thanks Christian, but it didn't work. I went with the long way:
dtml-if expr=LoginResults=='Pass'
dtml-if expr=PATH_INFO=='/Maintain/Results'
Valid response
dtml-else
False response
/dtml-if
dtml-else
False response
/dtml-if
Shane Hathaway wrote:
But I think I have a solution for all of the issues in conflict
resolution. If you, or anyone else, is also interested in this, please
show support (if only by saying please do this!) :-) I can't work on
it unless I have a reason to.
Please do this! :-)
I'm
Hi,
If I change one property on, say, a DTML Document, does that store a whole
new copy of the document in the ZODB?
If not, then how are properties stored?
Is so, then how about storing properties in their own mini-class that just
subclassed Persistent, so each property got its own pickle
Good to know :-)
Chris
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From: Matthew T. Kromer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2001 6:54 PM
Subject: [Zope-dev] DCOracle2 Beta 1 Announcement
Description
DCOracle2 is a replacement for DCOracle, written primarily in C. DCOracle
1
This code from a python script gets called when iterating over either a list
of objects or catalog brains:
obj = _.getitem('sequence-item', 0).aq_explicit
url = getattr(obj,'getURL',obj.absolute_url)()
folderish = obj.isPrincipiaFolderish
I would always expect to get an attribute error
Looks like you should write your own index type. Zope 2.4
comes with an PlugableIndex interface to allow third-party
indexes to be integrated into the Catalog.
Yeah, I know all that, and I'm very much looking forward to playing with
this. :-)
However, the email was an invitation for anyone
Nope, my solution used only one dtml-in and maybe a dtml-let, no
REQUEST
munging :-)
Ok, show me :)
Hurm... gimme a shout next Thursday when I have access to the code again
;-)
Actually, scratch that, check out the folder_contents.dtml file in
CMFDefault/skins of the CMF.
It does
Nope, my solution used only one dtml-in and maybe a dtml-let, no REQUEST
munging :-)
Ok, show me :)
Hurm... gimme a shout next Thursday when I have access to the code again ;-)
cheers,
Chris
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When using batching in dtml-in, why is 'previous-sequence' only defined at
the first iteration of the current batch? And why is 'next-sequence' only
defined at the last iteration of the current batch?
I know this problem ;-)
I had it too, and stuck something in the collector about it. I did
I've done it myself as well using (as described in the posting) two
dtml-in's (the second one purely for displaying the prev/next links).
Is your solution any different? (The only one I can think of is storing
the info in your REQUEST object and using it later, but that's really
ugly.)
On Mon, May 28, 2001 at 09:37:21AM +0100, Chris Withers wrote:
Well, a nicer interface for changing them is about all I think they
need.
And sort the marshalling stuff out. It would be nice to actually store
blank
dates and numbers (None should be a valid value for both of them
Chris McDonough wrote:
To further try to track this problem down, I've developed a burger,
fries, coke application in honor of this thread. So far, I've eaten
84 burgers, 31 cokes, and 42 fries. I can't seem to break this thing,
and I'm not hungry anymore. :-(
Sorry, but I had to :-)
Chris McDonough wrote:
Note that I just changed CST to unwrap aq-wrapped objects just in case,
I always wondered why Squishdot did this, now I know :-)
cheers,
Chris
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Hi,
Is it still fair game to use the data_record_normalized_score_ attibute of
ZCatalog Brain objects?
If so, is it accurate and meaningful?
Finally, is there any way I can do the Google-esque thing of showing the snippet
of the searched etxt with the words that were found highlighted?
if self.data is a BTree and I do:
obj = self.data[id]
obj.revsub = obj.revsub + 1
obj's class subclasses Persistant, as does self's
Do I need to let the persistence mechanism know something has changed?
If so, do I do:
obj._p_changed=1
...or...
self._p_changed=1 (which feels like it's
Casey Duncan wrote:
Chris Withers wrote:
if self.data is a BTree and I do:
obj = self.data[id]
obj.revsub = obj.revsub + 1
AFAIK _p_changed is only needed when you change a mutable attribute you
want stored like adding a dict key or appending to a list. revsub looks
like an int
Automatic Zope Response wrote:
Zope reported an error for:
Error Type: TextIndex.QueryError
Error Value: Malformed query
Traceback:
Traceback (innermost last):
File /usr/local/zope/2.3.2_base/lib/python/ZPublisher/Publish.py, line 171, in
publish
File
Got another one, thsi time from someone trying to upgrade to Squishdot 1.2.1:
Error Type: IndexError
Error Value: tuple index out of range
The traceback is:
Traceback (innermost last):
File /usr/lib/python1.5/site-packages/ZPublisher/Publish.py, line 223, in
publish_module
Chris McDonough wrote:
It's possible to catch this error, but it's not possible to allow folks
to search for things with parens in them currently.
I'm not having a good time catching it:
from SearchIndex import TextIndex
try:
brains = apply(self.searchResults,(REQUEST,),kw)
Hi,
Another data point on these errors.
--
2001-05-18T11:01:44 ERROR(200) ZODB Couldn't load state for '\000\000\000\000\00
0(\347\026'
Traceback (innermost last):
File E:\Zope\2379B4~1.2\lib\python\ZODB\Connection.py, line 508, in setstate
AttributeError: 'None' object has no attribute
Chris McDonough wrote:
python
import Zope
app = Zope.app()
ob = app._p_jar['\000\000\000\000\000(\347\026']
print ob.id
print ob.__class__
Thanks, that worked, and sorry Chris, but I'm about to ruin your day :-S
app = Zope.app()
ob = app._p_jar['\000\000\000\000\000(\347\026']
print
Chris McDonough wrote:
I suspect this has something to do with the _p_jar attribute of the
mounted storage object becoming None at some point after a commit. That
said, I'm in over my head, and I'm going to need some help from others
at DC. Since this error rarely gets raised at the user
Chris McDonough wrote:
Chris McDonough wrote:
It is unfortunately one of the things lowering certain parts of NIP's
opinions
of Zope :-S
Ah I love FUD. Well, opine away. It has no actual effect on the system
that I can detect. Deinstalling CST will make it go away as well.
Easier
Chris McDonough wrote:
That sounds good! At least for the Catalog. Want to be a tester? ;-)
I would, especially for drop-in indexes and AND keyword indexes :-)
cheers,
Chris
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Chris McDonough wrote:
Well, some revision of 2.4 alpha will ship with drop-in indexes, so using it
would be wonderful.
Lemme know as soon as it's in CVS and I'll see if I can get my Zope from source
going on WinNT, I gave up the last tiem my need came close but Brian has solved
the problem
Michel Pelletier wrote:
If I recall, this have been broken an fixed in mozilla a few times
now. Other browsers do this wrong too, like w3m.
If so many browsers do this wrong (the list seems to currently be IE, Mozilla,
Lynx and W3M... at Netscape and you'll have about 99% coverage ;-) maybe
Erik Enge wrote:
This is Zope 2.3.1b1, by the way. I'm changing to Zope 2.3.2b2 as we
speak, but I don't think it will improve performance that much.
Why nto go for 2.3.2 final? IIRC, 2.3.2b2 had some nasty ZCatalog bugs in it...
cheers,
Chris
Shane Hathaway wrote:
I'm telling you there's a lot more you can do with the code that makes
snip
The next thing to do is to write a fishbowl proposal.
This sounds cool but made my head hurt :-S
Can you try and bring this back down to the level of us mere mortals by
explaining how your OR
Shane Hathaway wrote:
One would define an ObjectMappingSchema whose job it is to store and
retrieve objects of a specific type and in a specific location. It
would usually grab a database connection object to do its work. When
loading, it would perform a query then manually put
Shane Hathaway wrote:
ZPatterns implements storage logic on the application level.
Applications have to be aware of (in fact they have to be centered
around) ZPatterns. This alternate approach keeps storage logic
independent of application logic. It lets you take any code written for
the
Shane Hathaway wrote:
Kapil gave Jim and I a good introduction to SmartObjects yesterday. So
far, it seems a lot like ZPatterns in that it mandates a new database
access API rather than trying to be transparent like ZODB.
The other is TransWarp, which has a slightly different focus, but
Chris McDonough wrote:
Here Chris, I'll try to solve your pain (untested):
from AccessControl import ModuleSecurityInfo
ModuleSecurityInfo('Products').declarePublic('Catalog')
ModuleSecurityInfo('Products.Catalog').declarePublic('CatalogError')
Could that we added to
Chris McDonough wrote:
Untested...
return map(lambda x, data=self.data, self=self: data[x].__of__(self),
ids)
ah, I see :-)
Would that be faster than my little function?
cheers,
Chris
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Chris McDonough wrote:
We actually need to do something to make a whole bunch of default stuff
importable and usable from within Python Scripts, it's just a matter of
which modules/classes to add security declarations for.
Maybe this could be bundled into the RestrictedPython work?
It's
Chris McDonough wrote:
Probably not appreciably... unless it is, of course. ;-) It depends how
many things you're iterating over.
self.data can often contain several thousand objects.
Might even be slower... it'd require
testing and its probably not worth it.
Hehe, I'll leave it then,
Evan Simpson wrote:
Use the same security process as providing access to anything Zope doesn't
already expose.
Wgh! :~(
We should expose exceptions like this by default, but we
haven't yet. Sorry.
No worries, where should I be looking to implement this? Woudl a patch eb likely
to
Hi,
I was going to have the next version of Squishdot use the new BTrees, but it
appears that the new objects don't have the same methods as the old ones.
In particular, the following line from Squishdot:
return map(lambda x, p=self: x.__of__(p),
self.data.map(self.site_id_list(currtime)))
Chris McDonough wrote:
Have you read the Interfaces.py file in the BTrees directory?
I have now, and to be honest, it didn't mean a lot to me :-(
Sorry, it's late here, what am I missing?
cheers,
Chris
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Hi Evan zope-dev'ers,
Hope you can help, and pre-emptive apologies for the bad mood I'm in :-S
I want to do:
try:
acatalog.searchResults(aDict)
except CatalogError,e:
print Something bad happened: ,e
Where should I import CatalogError from?
And _please_ don't tell me I have to
Hmmm... saw these in the stupid log, just before the server crashed:
--
2001-05-03T10:09:34 INFO(0) Z2 CONFLICT Competing writes at,
/VirtualHostBase/http/server.nipltd.com:80/VirtualHostRoot/folder/object
Traceback (innermost last):
File
Good morning, I presume? :-)
Chris McDonough wrote:
This probably isn't meaningful... unless it is. ;-)
Huh?
Conflict errors
are normal... I wish they wouldn't be so big and have an UPPERCASE
word in their description.
OK, but I did notice them just before the server died. Maybe now
Chris McDonough wrote:
You can also use cumulative reporting to sort by hangs:
requestprofiler.py your.log.file --cumulative --sort=hangs
python requestprofiler.py my.log --cumulative --sort=hangs out2.txt
resulted in:
Traceback (innermost last):
File requestprofiler.py, line 586,
Chris McDonough wrote:
But to make it happen you'd need ZPublisher to support a
callback from ZServer when a connection was terminated.
Since I know little about either, I'm not entirely confident
I can be more specific.
yeah, well, even I was impressed how high above my head that flew, so
Well, it's still happening, this time I was just browsing the management
interface :-(
The last thing in Z2.log was:
194.193.44.4 - - [02/May/2001:14:35:30 +0100] GET
/VirtualHostBase/http/server.nipltd.com:80/VirtualHostRoot/manage_workspace
HTTP/1.0 302 440
Chris McDonough wrote:
Absolutely! When you've got some representative data, and you've
successfully run requestprofiler against it in various ways, let me know.
Hmmm, not really sure what I should be looking for :-S
What ways should I look to run it and what should I do with the output?
Chris McDonough wrote:
snip info
Thanks, that's just what I was looking for
The goal is to indentify methods or requests that take a long time, don't
return, or are accessed frequently.
Yup
If you can match this data up with
specific problems you've experienced (possibly by way of
Chris McDonough wrote:
This is due to the relationship between ZServer and the publisher.
Sometimes it can be a bad thing... especially when there's an expensive
method that folks fire off that takes a long time.. nothing comes back to
their browser, so they press stop and hit the page
Chris McDonough wrote:
Darn. No idea. If you can boil it down to an always-fails test, I can
probably fix it.
It was quicker just to go through them all by hand :-(
Mindyou, I wonder if this isn't another data point on the 'WTF are those None
has no attribute load errors' graph.
Chris
Shane Hathaway wrote:
Phillip J. Eby wrote:
Now, what *I*'d like to know is what the bold new idea is, since it
sounds like it's something even newer than the
forward-chained-buckets-plus-conflict-resolution stuff that's already been
released.
snip
So, all things considered, you
Joachim Werner wrote:
Right now we don't face these problems any more. As far as I know, the only
thing Stephan changed on the server was exchanging the CoreSession tracking
by the newest version (0.8 I think), which had to be patched to run for us
AFAIK. Now the server is reliable again.
Tim McLaughlin wrote:
1. Hangs on anything from Pythonscript or dtml
Sounds about right.
2. top shows no significant mem or cpu usage
Yup
3. threads are all unresponsive
yup
4. restart usually yields a .trX file (an aborted transaction I suppose)
Hadn't noticed, but I'll ook out
Chris McDonough wrote:
I forgot to mention... our neither our z2.log or stupid_log show anything
upon freezing. afterwards the stupid_log shows the failed transaction
cleanup, but that's it.
Hmmm... it might be useful to turn on detailed request logging (-M logging)
in the start file
Michel Pelletier wrote:
+There are some rules to consider when querying this method:
+
+- an empty query mapping (or a bogus REQUEST) returns all
+ items in the
+catalog.
Is it only me that finds this really irritating? Surely a blank query
Hi Chris,
While writing the CST 0.7 - 0.8 updater, I noticed something weird in
SessionIdManager.py.
In constructSessionIdManager(), you call SessionIdManager.__init__ with a final
parameter called 'rewritemode'.
I don't know what that's meant to do, but all I can see is that it results in a
Hi,
This is quite a useful little utility, but it creates a REQUEST object without
any AUTHENTICATED_USER beign present.
Should this be remedied? If so, how?
I do have memories that REQUEST.AUTHENTICATED_USER has been deprecated. In
which, case, how should you get hold of the current user's
tav wrote:
File /home/zope/k1/lib/python/Products/XnetPage/XnetPage.py, line 811, in
__repr__
(Object: test_page
TypeError: call of non-function (type string)
OK, the code around this is:
def __repr__(self):
return (%s %s at 0x%s
%
Chris Withers wrote:
It's running and working okay, but every so often, when running it, I get:
2001-04-27T09:15:23 PANIC(300) ZODB A storage error occurred in the last phase o
I stopped the above by wrapping the code as follows:
get_transaction().begin()
path
Hi Shane,
will you be releasing a new version of BTreeFolder that makes use of the new
funky BTrees at any stage?
cheers,
Chris
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Erik Enge wrote:
The old (pre 2.3.1) catalog implementation was know not to be very
storage friendly. If a significant portion of the catalog indexes
would be affected by imports, then you would see a quadratic storage
increase.
I'm using Zope 2.3.1b1 so that shouldn't be a problem?
Erik Enge wrote:
On Fri, 27 Apr 2001, Chris Withers wrote:
Erik Enge wrote:
I'm using Zope 2.3.1b1 so that shouldn't be a problem?
Yes, it will be. [...]
So the bug in Zope 2.3.1b1 which makes the ZODB grow dramatically is
gone in Zope 2.3.2b2?
Not so much a bug
Hi,
I've done some Updaters to help with the move to the new ZCatalog and Core
Session Tracking implementations.
These updaters help you quickly update all objects of a particular type in a
ZODB.
The and information about them can be found at:
http://www.zope.org/Members/chrisw/UpdateSupport
Shane Hathaway wrote:
Chris Withers wrote:
will you be releasing a new version of BTreeFolder that makes use of the new
funky BTrees at any stage?
We've done some work on it; in fact Jim came up with a bold new idea
that makes them inherently faster. Now to find the time. :-)
Cool
Chris Withers wrote:
Chris Withers wrote:
It's running and working okay, but every so often, when running it, I get:
2001-04-27T09:15:23 PANIC(300) ZODB A storage error occurred in the last phase o
I stopped the above by wrapping the code as follows:
Unfortunately, it still
Hi,
Well, I thought the upgrade to 2.3.2b2 would solve the problem but it hasn't :-(
I have a (very important :-S) Zope instance which hangs at what seems like the
slightest touch.
The symptoms are as follows:
1. Go to a given URL, which doesn't respond (browser sits and spins)
2. Doing a 'top'
It's running and working okay, but every so often, when running it, I get:
2001-04-27T09:15:23 PANIC(300) ZODB A storage error occurred in the last phase o
f a two-phase commit. This shouldn't happen. The application may be in a hosed
state, so transactions will not be allowed to commit until
Dieter Maurer wrote:
Chris Withers writes:
... copying ZODB objects ...
I use the following function:
def _clone(o):
clone an object.
Currently, a deep copy is used; maybe we should use a shallow
copy instead.
c= cPickle.loads(cPickle.dumps(o.aq_base,1))
c._p_oid= None
Hi,
I've got an object of type OFS.Image.File and I want to make a copy of it.
I can't use the ObjectManager stuff, 'cos this object is being stored in a
BTree-ish thing in a quite different context from a Zope folder.
For obvious reasons, deepcopy(myfileobject) fails with a copy.error 'cos I
Chris McDonough wrote:
In the meantime, if you're desperate, here's a temporary fix...
replace the items method of the UnTextIndex class in UnTextIndex.py. The
current method looks something like this:
def items(self):
reurn self._index.items()
change it to:
def items(self):
d'oh!
Error type: strongTypeError/strongbr
Error value: strongunsubscriptable object/strong
Traceback (innermost last):
File E:\Zope\2379A4~1.1\lib\python\ZPublisher\Publish.py, line 223, in
publish_module
File E:\Zope\2379A4~1.1\lib\python\ZPublisher\Publish.py, line 187, in
Chris McDonough wrote:
Darn. Security nails us once again. :-(
I'll need to figure out how to allow __setitem__ to be called on session
data objects from within a Python Script.
Add a line below your definition of __setitem__ that reads:
__guarded_setitem__ = __setitem__
cheers,
Chris McDonough wrote:
Nothing like good documentation ;-) Where can I find otu about that?
http://www.zope.org/Members/michel/Projects/Interfaces/DTMLSecurityAPI
It's also in the security chapter of the Zope Book
*embarrassed grinz*
Randall F. Kern wrote:
as for simplifying
Chris McDonough wrote:
I know why this is, but I'm not going to fix it tonight... sigh.
I need to go cry on Jim's shoulder for a bit before I check a proper fix in.
I'm guessing the fix for this is in 2.3.2b1?
cheers,
Chris
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Chris McDonough wrote:
dtml-in "Catalog(textindex='foo' AND fieldindex='bar' OR
keywordindex=['flop'])"
Chris, how hard would it be to expose ZCatalog's set lazy union and intersection
operators?
IIRC, ZCatalog does a lot of this internally so it shouldn't be that hard to do?
(right?!
Hi,
I read in the interfaces wiki (I think :-S) that the indexes() method of
ZCatalog is being deprecated.
Is this still accurate?
If so, how _should_ I be asking a ZCatalog for a list of it's indexes? I'd also
like to know their types if possible :-)
cheers,
Chris
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