Is anyone using Quixote's PTL?
http://www.mems-exchange.org/exchange/software/python/quixote/
It looks like it might be useful in the niche that involves too much
logic for DTML, and too much joining-strings-together to make python
(or PythonMethods) cumbersome.
Toby Dickenson
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I'm wondering, is the ZODB easily 'fragmented' or .. un-optimized ?
If so, are there any tools/functions that will 'unfragment' / optimize
it?
This really depends on the undelying storage used.
Does the 'pack database' in the Administration menu do this?
Here I just repost a statement from Michael ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) concerning
his workflow product (http://www.vivtek.com/wftk.html, Open-source workflow toolkit).
Maybe it's useful for some further developments.
Best regards
Arno Gross, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Workflow, Python and Zope
Posted
Lalo Martins wrote:
(So, to allow Anonymous to call has_permission on itself you
have to enable "Access content information" for Anonymous on
/acl_users)
Hmmm, it might be safer to give Anonymous access to something liek a
DTML method which does the work and calls has_permission and give this
Er Hmmm wow. I guess I never thought of attribute providers
supplying anything other than instance 'data'. I'll have to try that!
Thanks for the idea! This would mean that I could map methods onto my
objects from any source I like... hoping that the acqusition
machinery won't get confused!
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If one is really interested in a separation of content and
presentation (which I feel is good), then the "standard_html_*"
were wrong in the first place. It forces the
content author to prepare for presentation.
Here's a historical note on this decision. At
Hi Shane,
I dug up the mail :-)
Shane Hathaway wrote:
Chris Withers wrote:
Using your sample 'bad' DTML, I got the same but the 'Contains name?'
column didn't show up :-(
Any ideas? (yes, I was tracking down a security exception, and that
column may have been really useful ;-)
Potentially silly question:
Any reason why a 'user folder' object has to be named 'acl_users'.
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"Phillip J. Eby" wrote:
At 07:55 PM 9/20/00 -0600, Bill Anderson wrote:
Potentially silly question:
Any reason why a 'user folder' object has to be named 'acl_users'.
Interesting. A quick search of the Zope source turns up only 9 references
to 'acl_users', found in only 4 source
