Just wondering what the latest on Zope 2.7 is, it's been nearly a month
since the last release. We're looking forward to it, there's some changes
that will help us a lot but we don't want to deploy on a beta.
Andrew
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Not being able to use the calendar module on Zope 2.7 breaks our MailManager
and more importantly the CMF!
Has there been any progress on this? Or is there a sensible work-around I
can give to our users - other than to switch to Linux!
A
http://collector.zope.org/Zope/1128
Not being able to use the calendar module on Zope 2.7 breaks our MailManager
and more importantly the CMF!
Looking at this a bit more I'm guessing that Python's new datetime module
was removed to avoid conflict with Zope's DateTime on Window's case
I noticed there was a thread last month on an event service for Zope.
Did that reach any conclusion?
From what I can see the present products are:
- http://www.zope.org/Members/lstaffor/Xron - Zope 2.6 only, not being
developed
- http://zope.org/Members/naumen/NauScheduler - shipped with one
Is there any chance of getting Dieter Maurer's one line patch into
the next bug fix release?
http://www.zope.org/Collectors/Zope/556
It would be hugely helpful to us.
Andrew
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I'm happy to do a unit test for the one line of code in the patch -
but not for the other 2600+ lines of ZRDB code!
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On 20 Jul 2005, at 16:26, Florent Guillaume wrote:
It would need some kind of unit tests.
Florent
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We've posted a bounty on the ZSQL patch I mentioned recently:
http://www.logicalware.org/bounties.html
I think we may do some more around Zope's SQL support.
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SQLite implements enough of a subset of SQL to be genuinely useful
and it's performance isn't too bad either. There is a Zope DA for it
somewhere too.
We've never been able to use Gadfly for testing as it's so far from
standard SQL that it just causes more problems than it solves - as we