Hi guys...
I wrote an external python script which would grab some HTML and so some text
and file preprocessing.
The script then is supposed to run come command line methods... using
os.system() .. however when i run the script triggered by my DTML code it
manages to do the grabbing of the htm
--On 9. Februar 2007 00:47:09 -0800 Ridzwan Aminuddin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi guys...
I wrote an external python script which would grab some HTML and so some
text and file preprocessing.
The script then is supposed to run come command line methods... using
os.system() .. however whe
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Subject: OK : Zope-2.6 Python-2.1.3 : Linux
From: Zope Unit Tests
Date: Thu Feb 8 21:05:31 EST 2007
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Ridzwan Aminuddin wrote at 2007-2-9 00:47 -0800:
> ...
> command = "cd "+homedir
> os.popen(command)
This "popen" is useless.
It will change the working directory in the new (!) process that executes
"command". But the effect is lost as soon as the process ends (after the
"cd" h
Hi,
Since you say changing the working environment in zope is dangerous, is there
any way around for what i need to do?
Is there a way i can find out the exact directory zope is on at that moment?
and if i can find it is it a good idea for me to place the additional files i
need to run my .jar
Oh yes, i forgot to mention that in my code i did use the absolute paths to my
java .jar file as you can see i my code below, the absolute path to the
Extensions directory is in the variable homedir. I also set my classpath to
point to the folder just in case..
Any ideas why it won't work? and
