Again, monkey patching doesn't modify source code, so I don't know
what would be getting written into tmp.
Comments?
Didn't someone else make a proposal (with code) to handle this?
Was it PatchKit?
Yup, and it is more than a proposal, it is a full blown product (
Hi again,
I tried the suggestion of Leonardo, but I got one simple - but
nonetheless annoying - problem right now:
I defined an SQL method with the two parameters title and plicense.
Now if I call self.save_license(something, something_else) he keeps
complaining
missing input
On 14 Aug 2002, Axel Bock wrote:
I tried the suggestion of Leonardo, but I got one simple - but
nonetheless annoying - problem right now:
Simple enough for the zope list rather than zope-dev grin.
I defined an SQL method with the two parameters title and plicense.
Now if I call
Hi,
I'm trying to setup to run with either TextPad, which can run external
program like python scripts
and then parse the result and making Traceback lines linked to the
line/file where the error occurred.
Or try using Python which has an build in debugger which I like to be able
to use.
The
- Original Message -
From: Johan Carlsson [Torped]
The only thing I want to do in this first phase is to be able to make
syntax/sanity checks.
I use something like this for writing and testing external methods, having TextPad run
the same python zope uses:
if __name__ ==
On Wed, 2002-08-14 at 09:18, R. David Murray wrote:
On 14 Aug 2002, Axel Bock wrote:
I tried the suggestion of Leonardo, but I got one simple - but
nonetheless annoying - problem right now:
Simple enough for the zope list rather than zope-dev grin.
I defined an SQL method with the two
On Wed, Aug 14, 2002 at 08:46:41AM +0100, Adrian Hungate wrote:
Again, monkey patching doesn't modify source code, so I don't know
what would be getting written into tmp.
Comments?
Didn't someone else make a proposal (with code) to handle this?
Was it PatchKit?
Yup, and it is
Hmm... ok, now I see what you are talking about, however, you are talking
about modifying a DTMLFile object - I am not sure of any reliable API (Or
even magic) that will allow that to happen in a play nice with others way.
Just for clarity's sake (For me if no-one else), what object type are you
The only thing I want to do in this first phase is to be able to make
syntax/sanity checks.
I use something like this for writing and testing external methods,
having TextPad run the same python zope uses:
Thanks for you tips.
Here's another one I just published on the Zope.org.
Hmm... that is not good. I can't see you getting an API to change a DTML
file. The only option would be to create the ObjectManager's contents page
from python, and people seem not to like doing that, but it would allow a
little more engineering to take place.
Hmmm...
It looks as though what is
XML is just a file format used to
store information. DevXML is a way ofsharing information about an
interface andeventually a class definition amongst many languages and
platforms. Itsjust data. I wrote one utility in vb to parse the
DevXMLand generate the interface in vb, but you can use
Ross Boylan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That was just the first few lines of the class definition to give a
flavor. Was your remark that it was wrong based on the assumption it
was the entire implementation, or is there something obviously wrong
with the part you see?
Yes, I thought this was
On Wed, 14 Aug 2002, Jim Penny wrote:
[Snip]
It looks as though what is needed is fish-bowl proposal to redesign the way
ObjectManager handles and displays rows for specific object types - the
requirement being that this be third-party-pluggable (For want of a better
term). (No that was
On Wed, Aug 14, 2002 at 05:08:21PM +0100, Adrian Hungate wrote:
One question about zshell though, what is the box that is added left of the
add product pulldown? Is it something that ABSOLUTELY has to be on the
contents listing (i.e. something to do with creating or maintaining the
objects
Zope Bug Day August 2002 was an unqualified success, with our largest
bug total squashed to date: 45! The number of still-open collector
issues dropped by almost 25%. Thanks to all those who participated!
More information on Zope Bug Days can be found at
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On Quarta 14 Agosto 2002 16:32, Behrens Matt - Grand Rapids wrote:
| Zope Bug Day August 2002 was an unqualified success, with our largest
| bug total squashed to date: 45! The number of still-open collector
| issues dropped by almost 25%. Thanks to all those who participated!
|
| More
Like I said before, this is probably a good feature. If it was
available as a
patch then I would probably use it on a number of my sites, and would
recommend it to others. I would be very happy see it (or
something like it)
in 2.7.
But not 2.6.
Then Jim wrote:
WRT to this change,
On Wed, Aug 14, 2002 at 09:33:02PM +0200, Jerome Alet wrote:
registering a ZMI plugin would be as simple as :
root.registerZMIPlugin(top|line|bottom, self)
or :
root.registerTopZMIPlugin(self)
root.registerLineZMIPlugin(self)
Hi
I am working on a project that uses XWT (xwt.org) as a frontend to Zope.
XWT uses XMLRPC to communicate with a backend (in this case Zope).
XWT expects an Error 401 is authentication is required on an XMLRPC
call, so that it can negotiate the correct auth method
The author of XWT sent the
I have had further from Adam Megacz [EMAIL PROTECTED] the author of XWT
on this issue.
I believe I should raise a collector issue on this, however do
people believe this is a correct assessment of the situation.
==
Tim
On Wednesday 14 August 2002 06:03 pm, Guido van Rossum wrote:
Fix for issue #505
ZCTextIndex is now associated by path to its lexicon. After replacing a
lexicon used by an index, clear the index to make it use the new lexicon.
So the semantics are that when you replace the lexicon, the
The Item class mixes in Traversable, which is probably responsible for making
this work TTW. It also gives you a bunch of other stuff that many Zope
classes need, like DAV support, copy support, ZMI tab support and security.
It doen't mix-in acquisition tho.
If you need support for acquistion
Python's xmlrpclib doesn't support any authentication. It is easily subclassed
to include it. I have successfully used it to connect with Zope and I do not
have any reason to believe that Zope is broken with regard to authentication.
However I do think that Python's xmlrpclib should include
Hi Casey
I am using Basic Auth with xmlrpc lib now, and yes it does work with
Python2.1 but that's not my point.
The XML-RPC spec doesn't talk about authentication, and so yes what you
say is correct. However Adams position is that the spec says it is
implemented on top of http and the http
This tcp dump from an xml-rpc request to the root manage method shows that you
are correct:
[00:00.000 - client 127.0.0.1:3130 forwarded to :8080]
[00:00.002 - server connected]
POST /RPC2 HTTP/1.0
Host: localhost:9080
User-Agent: xmlrpclib.py/1.0.0 (by www.pythonware.com)
Hi Casey
Thanks for the note. I had done the snoops myself yesterday and came to
the same conclusion. Do you want me to raise the collector issue ?
Rgds
Tim
On Thu, 2002-08-15 at 12:36, Casey Duncan wrote:
This tcp dump from an xml-rpc request to the root manage method shows that you
are
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