Michel,
I tried to reproduce the problem without success. I installed
CST 0.9 under Linux and XP and hammered it with ab. I did not get
any errors, sorry :-(
Andreas
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From: michael kobald [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Casey Duncan wrote:
One of my products exposed a bug in the 2.4.2 version of DTMLMethod.py. It is
minor and can be worked around, but I wanted to point it out:
Line 203 of DTMLMethod.py now contains:
del self.__dict__['validate']
which is part of a try...finally statement.
It seems that the
Hi folks,
Because many existing Windows programs understand FTP but not WebDAV,
we're trying to create an alternative way to lock/unlock files when we
FTP them. This could be a simple HTTP call (preferred) or XML-RPC. The
documentation I've been able to dig up on Zope's DAV implementation
Jeffrey P Shell wrote:
When the WebDAV writelocking project was in its early stages, some
debate went to whether the locking mechanism should be exposed to a
higher level, and what that mechanism would be. Ultimately, however, it
was decided that WebDAV writelocking would be kept
On Thursday, November 1, 2001, at 05:20 PM, Dethe Elza wrote:
Because many existing Windows programs understand FTP but not
WebDAV, we're trying to create an alternative way to lock/unlock
files when we FTP them. This could be a simple HTTP call
(preferred) or XML-RPC. The documentation
See Lockable.py and LockItem.py.
Andreas
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From: Dethe Elza [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jeffrey P Shell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2001 19:38
Subject: Re: [Zope-dev] WebDAV API
Jeffrey P Shell wrote:
When the WebDAV
Andreas Jung wrote:
See Lockable.py and LockItem.py.
OK, I was confused and thought an object could serve as it's own lock
(Java does something like this). So I need to create a LockItem. Is
this class accessible from a DTML Method or should I be looking at an
External Method?
Thanks
On Thursday, November 1, 2001, at 06:53 PM, Dethe Elza wrote:
Andreas Jung wrote:
See Lockable.py and LockItem.py.
OK, I was confused and thought an object could serve as it's own
lock (Java does something like this). So I need to create a
LockItem. Is this class accessible from a
Jeffrey P Shell wrote:
On Thursday, November 1, 2001, at 06:53 PM, Dethe Elza wrote:
Andreas Jung wrote:
See Lockable.py and LockItem.py.
OK, I was confused and thought an object could serve as it's own lock
(Java does something like this). So I need to create a LockItem. Is
