Steve Spicklemire wrote:
Hope that helps It's really shocking just how easy it was
to do this makes me wonder why it hasn't been done already,
and *that* makes me wonder if I'm doing something really dumb
here. ;-) It seems kinda cool to me.
I find that the same phenomenon keeps
Adam Karpierz wrote:
It's very, very... great news that Ross Lazarus's multikey
sort patch for dtml-in tag is included in current Zope CVS
and will be included in Zope 2.2.
dtml in "foo" sort=akey,anotherkey
But for me one important thing is very missed.
Possibillity of use
Anthony Baxter wrote:
I'm curious - could you elaborate on the security issues of this? The
convenience of not having to write an External Method each time you
want to mount or unmount a ZODB is high. :)
Okay, I looked a little more and I see you're not allowing slashes in
the filename.
Alex Mendez wrote:
Hello, it's the first time I write here and I'm a
newbie at Zope, so maybe I'm asking a stupid
question...
Case is I retrieve from my movie database the value of
the movie from 1 to 5 stars. I would like to repeat
that n times the code img SRC="star.gif" height=15
"Phillip J. Eby" wrote:
At 02:33 PM 6/11/00 -0600, Shane Hathaway wrote:
I believe I have come to understand the basics of ZPatterns and would
like to be sure I understand correctly, as well as help others
understand also.
Bravo! An exquisite introduction to the purpose of ZPatt
"LEE, Kwan Soo" wrote:
Cool. Now it's more helpful. ... However, sorry to say, I can't read well the titles
of the products. Would you make the grey lighter?
I would also remove the numerous blue bars and just put them at the top
and bottom of each section... but that's just me.
Shane
"Phillip J. Eby" wrote:
At 01:58 PM 6/15/00 +1000, Stuart 'Zen' Bishop wrote:
Its not a problem with ZScheduler, it a problem that no one has written
a plug-in logging system that is good enough for what you are trying to
do. The existing zLOG API is fine (well - it could be better), but
"Dr. Ross Lazarus" wrote:
The point that I find hard to understand is that namespace in DT_Util
has changed from 2.1.6 as follows
===2.1.6==
class namespace_:
pass
def namespace(self, **kw):
"""Create a tuple consisting of a single instance whos
Steve Spicklemire wrote:
I don't know if anyone out there is actually trying to
*use* my ZCVSMixin/ZCVS Folder stuff, but if you are you certainly
want to get the latest release, ZCVSMixin-0.1.1.tgz from
the zope.org site:
http://www.zope.org/Members/sspickle/ZCVSMixin
Hi, Steve.
Zopistas,
I had some inspiration today and discovered a simple way to write a
BTreeFolder implementation.
http://www.zope.org/Members/hathawsh/BTreeFolder/
It works better than I thought it would. It allows you to store
thousands (well, I've tested it with only 1536, but I don't know of any
Itamar Shtull-Trauring wrote:
I propose a Restricted Creation Interface - when an ObjectManager constructs
it's Add list in manage_main, it first checks with each addable class if
it's instances can be added in this specific ObjectManager.
The place where this is needed most (IMHO) is for
Chris Withers wrote:
Monty Taylor wrote:
Make a folder that contains the overridden methods and call things
through the context of that folder.
Neat trick :-)
We love acquisiton, but it won't quite do it :(
The default index_html will get called, unless you put /folder/ on the
end of
"Phillip J. Eby" wrote:
At 09:22 AM 7/10/00 -0400, Shane Hathaway wrote:
The new security machinery actually provides a different way to solve
this problem. Since we now have an execution stack, we can limit that
stack, causing an exception to be thrown rather than letting it
Jim,
Phillip has an idea that could make life simpler for Zope newbies.
This would be intended for the next major Zope release.
"Phillip J. Eby" wrote:
Well, I'm hoping you'll take a look at my Collector suggestion for a new
Zope feature. :) Specifically, extending the "access" file to
Chris,
I'm sorry to hear about your challenges. I've had some myself.
I think you're being bitten by a bug which prevented manage_clone from
working in a lot of situations, but is solved in 2.2. The problem was
that when a new object was placed in a container, it didn't get a _p_jar
attribute
Steve Alexander wrote:
Chris Withers wrote:
I have an external method called navTree (dtml-tree was too broken to
fix in the time frame :( ) with a spec as follows:
def navTree(self,start):
It's called in some DTML as:
dtml-var "nav_tree(PARENTS[-2])"
which is fine, unless
Steve Alexander wrote:
Or... I could alter Shane's BTree Folder product to split it into a
mix-in class and a usable folder class. Would that work, I wonder?
I just tried it and discovered some subtle problems with __getattr__.
It could be the result of TransparentFolders, which is also
Bill Anderson wrote:
I have been thinking, and I think I have got a good idea. So I figured I
woudl toss it out for commentary.
What we need now is a Mountable ZSS Product. This would be kind of a
MountedStorage meets ZEO breed, where you would specify the ZSS
host/port combo, and it could
Chris Withers wrote:
Oleg Broytmann wrote:
Hardlinks are prohibited on directories; and 5 minutes ago you said all
objects are foldersih :)
I'm not sure if my statement applies in this situation... ;-)
Hardlinks are prohibited on directories because it'd cause infinite
loops
Chris McDonough wrote:
Sorry I wasn't clear enough. The Singleton is a design
pattern from the
Gang of Four book that fits this situation well. It is a
class that is
meant to control access to the one and only instance of a global
variable. I was just using that as a frame of
Yves-Eric Martin wrote:
Shane Hathaway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You *must* remember to close the connection:
app._p_jar.close()
This is not mentionned in the above document, so I was doing without
so far, and did not run into any problem. Now that I see it, I believe
Chris Withers wrote:
"Phillip J. Eby" wrote:
Maybe, maybe not. I think perhaps the most compelling argument from
Digital Creations' viewpoint for having an expanded "access" file might be
the simplification of the setup process for customers. And it would also
make it easier to:
Chris Withers wrote:
Shane Hathaway wrote:
I have an idea: the _objects attribute of ObjectManagers could include
a "configurable" flag, which would tell _checkId that the object can be
overridden.
Shane,
Is this what became the ConfigurableInstances thing at:
http://ww
Oleg Broytmann wrote:
Anyone is working on it? Should I put this into Collector or Tracker?
Already there. The Zope project manager is gone for the week.
Shane
On Mon, 17 Jul 2000, Shane Hathaway wrote:
This is an excellent bug analysis. I suggest that we create a new
Zopistas,
I've added a proposal to the fishbowl. It's a relatively safe change
that would simplify a certain things, but it could break existing code
and I'd like to know what you think. Please comment in the Wiki.
Actually, even if you don't have anything to say you might be able to
learn
Steve Alexander wrote:
My question is "why was __getitem__ of HTTPRequest.py designed this
way?".
Is there a good reason that it filters the keys according to membership
of a standard-cgi-keys list, or whether they start with 'HTTP_' ?
Would there be any disadvantage to altering
Steve Alexander wrote:
Chris Withers wrote:
So what was causing the original error then?
string.split('basic')[-1] was returning 'basic'.
base64.decodestring('basic') causes an "Incorrect padding" error.
base64.decodestring('basic ') causes an "Incorrect padding" error too.
Thomas Weholt wrote:
Hi,
I'm wondering about using ZODB3 and ZCatalog for a CD-indexing project. The
actual cd-roms will seldom change after they've been registered, and I'd
like to have some sort of auto-full-text-search feature.
How does ZODB3 and ZCatalog fit in this picture? I'm NOT
Chris Withers wrote:
http://www.zope.org/Wikis/zope-dev/MethodGeddon
Just been reading about this and I was wondering how is coming along...
After more pondering I decided to throw out the idea for typed
arguments. I was trying to solve a difficult problem with a
roundabout, and in the
Chris Withers wrote:
Shane Hathaway wrote:
After more pondering I decided to throw out the idea for typed
arguments. I was trying to solve a difficult problem with a
roundabout, and in the end more difficult solution.
I thought that's what the following proposal was all about? :S
Chris Withers wrote:
Will there be any access to the method/object that is being overridden
from inside the one overriding it? Something like:
'self.__class__.my_method("blah")'
Depends on whether the original method comes from a ZClass or product.
If so, yes. But if it's a regular
Chris Withers wrote:
Shane Hathaway wrote:
Will there be any access to the method/object that is being overridden
from inside the one overriding it? Something like:
'self.__class__.my_method("blah")'
Depends on whether the original method comes from a ZClass
Chris Withers wrote:
Brian Lloyd wrote:
So, how long before this becomes a project and gets finished?
2.2.1 would be great :-))
thanke for the great work,
Chris
Note that third-dot releases are bug-fix only. New features
go into second-dot releases.
D'oh ;-)
Alvaro Carneiro wrote:
Apache is exiting!
I must be getting tired... at first I thought I read "Apache is
exciting!" :-)
Shane
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Chris Withers wrote:
How should I got about petitioning
for
dtml-var anobject aq_context to become valid syntax?
There's one little (okay, big) problem with this idea: aq_context
strips the security context. In fact, it could be used to confuse the
security machinery.
Let's say I'm Joe
Chris Withers wrote:
If I define the following in an Article class (which subclasses
Posting):
__ac_permissions__ = Posting.__ac_permissions__ + (
('View', ['prev_item','next_item','showSummary','desc_items'],
('Anonymous', 'Manager')),
)
You don't need to concatenate the permissions
Chris Withers wrote:
Okay, Posting has the following list of methods for the 'view'
permission:
['date_posted','body_len','date_created','time_created','attachment','thread_path','index_html','showBody',
Hi gang,
This version just fixes a bug with the folder contents tab on Windows.
For some reason, on Windows 95 (and perhaps other platforms) the Python
interpreter behaves differently enough that if you use a class
attribute from a different module and put it in your own class, you may
in fact
LEE Kwan Soo wrote:
Oh, well, I'd bet this is a silly question. But I can not resist nor find answer by
myself.
Q: Why don't you BTree-fy all the subclasses of ObjectManager?
Is there a reason that anyone but can a newbie see?
Obviously what BTreeFolder does should be available in
Erik Enge wrote:
[Shane Hathaway]
| Johan Carlsson wrote:
|
| I just want to check if things work the way I think (hope) it does.
|
| In a transaction, are objects attributes safe from other threads.
|
| self._v_mytemp in my request does not conflict with other requests
Bill Anderson wrote:
Any chance at a BTree Folder w/customizer support in the near future? :)
It should be quite easy to do. I vaguely recall Steve A or Steve S
might have done it.
Shane
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Steve Alexander wrote:
BTreeFolder doesn't do the
from Globals import default__class_init__
default__class_init__(BTreeFolder)
thing.
Does that matter at all?
As none of the classes it is derived from have a __init__ method, I
guess not. Or, does default__class_init__ do anything
Kapil Thangavelu wrote:
semi-formal test
i ran some basic tests comparing a btree folder against a folder. i'm
not sure about my testing methodology but here are the results. the test
code is at the end of this email.
(snip)
some quick conclusions. the btree folder is slower on
Zopistas,
I'd like to point out the new proposal at:
http://dev.zope.org/Wikis/DevSite/Proposals/SynchronizationTab
The goal is to integrate a UI that can be used to manage CVS, backups,
other types of revision control, and coordination of development and
production servers.
Shane
Bill Anderson wrote:
OK, I've bee trailing this bug for quite some time, and haven't found a solution
other than not use 2.2.1 :(
(snip)
File /local/ZopeSites/TestBed/lib/python/OFS/DTMLMethod.py, line 172, in __call__
(Object: mailPasswordTemplate)
File
Steve Alexander wrote:
I've been reading the discussions on benchmarks of BTreeFolder verus
standard ObjectManager dict based folders.
I have a BTreeFolder w/ Customizer support that I'd like to include in
the DataSkinAddons package for its next release. I'll probably release a
LargeUI
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 ;-)
My guess is you're using Zope 2.1.6. ZDebug doesn't have a way to
Chris Withers wrote:
Shane Hathaway wrote:
TCPWatch is a simple Python script that lets you monitor a TCP
connection.
...now this really is extremely useful to me, but not for Zope ;-)
However, it did take me a while to wrap my head around it. So here's a
little How-To/Example
Brett Carter wrote:
"Brett" == Brett Carter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Brett I've defined my own dtml tag (i.e. dtml-foo/dtml-foo)
Brett and I am trying to look up an object depending on the
Brett arguments passed to my tag. The python class that defines
Brett the tag
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So the standard_page_template default wrapping is an attempt at a
compromise.
It's wrong.
Please elaborate your position. :-)
Why is it wrong?
Shane
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Ty Sarna wrote:
Brian Lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://dev.zope.org/Resources/zope_230_plan.html
The discussion pages for at least two of the wikis are broken. This is
especially troubling considering that it looks like you're planning on
moving forward with a proposal with serious
Chris Withers wrote:
Phil Harris wrote:
Have you tried Christian Tismers Stackless Python, which has 'infinite'
recursion capabilities?
I'm not sure this would be entirely helpful here ;-)
I wonder what aq_base(), over aq_base, does that causes an infinite
recursion?
Maybe I
Here's what Sam Rushing told me regarding this issue.
Shane Hathaway writes:
I hear that you have found a way to get Medusa to use the correct
port
in active mode FTP. This could be a great benefit to the Zope
community. Anything you have (diffs, modified files, or any kind of
info
"Ibañez Palomar Juan David" wrote:
Hi all,
First, I'm using Zope 2.2.1 (Debian package).
I've been trying to implement zope objects that behave like unix soft
links. The message
http://lists.zope.org/pipermail/zope-dev/2000-July/005963.html
by Shane proposes an implementation
Kent Polk wrote:
So you are saying ZServer just isn't ever going to support Active
ftp clients in the correct port-1 manner? If so, you might want
to put a LARGE BANNER disclaimer about this matter as this makes
ZServer unusable from most ftp clients that try to access it from
behind
Toby Dickenson wrote:
On Wed, 27 Sep 2000 09:06:18 -0400, Shane Hathaway
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, there's currently a buglet in
acquisition that makes it so that you can only perform the actions on
the symlink which "anonymous" is allowed to do.
Woooh! So
Andy McKay wrote:
Heres a treat. I'm trying to write an external method to rename objects. I
have approx 10,000 to rename so a script would be nice. No problem I
thought, imitate a forms manage_renameObject and CopySupport.py can do the
work.
Rename works fine from the web form, but not
On Fri, 29 Sep 2000, Ibañez Palomar Juan David wrote:
It would be great if the symbolic link could have a different id than
the object referenced. But with the __of__ based solution "link.id" is
always "referenced_object.id".
How this could be done?
I think you'd need a special kind of
Jim Fulton wrote:
Chris Withers wrote:
Toby Dickenson wrote:
http://www.zope.org/Members/htrd/howto/FunctionTemplate
you would use
def a_method(self,md):
do_stuff_with(md['param1'],md['param2'])
a_method = FunctionTemplate(a_method)
That looks
Jim Fulton wrote:
The fact that ZPublisher will pass it is documented. Whether
or not something else calls it is up to the something else.
The method designer specified an interface that includes RESPONSE.
If it requires RESPONSE, by not specifying a default, then it
requires the clients to
Brian Lloyd wrote:
A new bug entry was added with the following information:
Title: Ghost ZClasses
At: http://classic.zope.org:8080/Collector/1676/sview
Submitter: lalo
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Description: Some ZClasses in a ZODB migrated from 2.1.6 did not
handle the
Chris Withers wrote:
I was wondering how the stuff for attributes that are replaceable in
instance and singleton attributesis getting on.
Itamar says the code is in the CVS for Zope, but neither of us can find
any documentation.
FYI I actually added the docs in two places, but they were
Yves-Eric Martin wrote:
I am no Zope monitor expert, but maybe you will find my newbie point
For some definition of newbie... :-)
of view helpful. Here is my understanding of the magic of this very
helpful tool:
- Zope.app() gives you a *copy* of the *real* application object.
-
Lalo Martins wrote:
Okay, the cat is out of the bag (in fact, going to Rio for the
weekend) and the worms are out of the can (better worms than
bugs, anyway). ZUnit, the Product all lazy programmers were so
afraid of, is available for review and download from your usual
shop at
Andy,
Are you running Zope 2.2.1 or later? There were pointer arithmetic
errors that occurred on earlier versions, even with operating systems
that support 2 GB files.
Shane
Chris McDonough wrote:
I didn't think this was a problem on Windows? I wonder if Python needs to
be compiled in a
: [Zope-dev] Fw: 2gb file size
Shane Hathaway wrote:
Are you running Zope 2.2.1 or later? There were pointer arithmetic
errors that occurred on earlier versions, even with operating systems
that support 2 GB files.
So on W2K, Zope can have 2GB databases? I'd really like
Being Election Day in the United States, now is a good time to vote on
the new name for Python Methods.
Python Methods are a relatively new concept for Zope. They give you the
features of DTML, such as through-the-web editing and security, while
providing a familiar, refined syntax.
But before
(CC'ed to zope-dev.)
Steve Jibson wrote:
I just took the poll for the new name for Python Methods and so far, it
looks like people like the existing name. Based on this, I have a
suggestion for another name to add to the list:
"pyMethod" (or "plMethod" for Perl)
The same
Itamar Shtull-Trauring wrote:
Shane Hathaway wrote:
Not long ago I created a wrapper around File objects which automatically
splits the file before it reached a predefined limit. It could handle
any number of partitioned file segements.
Yes please! Perhaps it could be integrated
Alexander Limi wrote:
I've been working with Zope for almost two years now, and there are two
things that I feel is missing in the interface:
1. The ability to add a Base class after the class is created
This is a feature we'd like to have, but the way ZClasses work currently
makes it
For all who are interested in breaking database size barriers without
moving to Oracle or Berkeley Storage, here's something to try out.
http://www.zope.org/Members/hathawsh/PartitionedFileStorage
I *highly* recommend you back up Data.fs before installing.
What is known to work:
- Reads and
On Thu, 23 Nov 2000, Chris Withers wrote:
Chris Withers wrote:
Error Type: AttributeError
Error Value: _tstatus
Problem found...
Shane, you did your stuff on version 1.48 of FileStorage.py, while Zope
2.2.x uses version 1.37.12.8 of SileStorage.py
Sadly, it appears the two are
Chris Withers wrote:
Phil Harris wrote:
Chris,
Any hints/tips on how you did this (just to save me from having to do any
work of course ;))
I just used WinZip to extract the tarball in the /ZODB directory.
Sadly, it didn't work, and won't do until the next version fo Zope is
Robin Becker wrote:
How can I find out exactly what is causing my security permissioning to
fail.
I have put extra stuff into ZPublisher\BaseRequest.py at line 463 so I
know that I'm failing on
UnauthorizedYou are not authorized to access this resource.
Robin Becker wrote:
z2.py makes references to AccessControl.User.emergency_user which causes
an exception. Is it ok to use SpecialUsers.super instead?
No, it is not ok. :-) Have you updated AccessControl/User.py as well?
If you have, this exception should not occur.
Are you using special
Chris Withers wrote:
Who thinks the default python sort should stay like it is? Who thinks it
should change?
(reasons of course would be helpful, particularly if you want it to stay
like it is ;-)
Python's sort() lets you sort based on not only strings but also tuples,
lists, and numbers,
Robin Becker wrote:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Shane Hathaway
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Robin Becker wrote:
z2.py makes references to AccessControl.User.emergency_user which causes
an exception. Is it ok to use SpecialUsers.super instead?
No, it is not ok. :-) Have you updated
I've written a utility you can use to clean up the global registry of
ZClasses. The registry can become corrupt through product upgrades--not
ZODB corruption, but missing base classes and so forth. This utility
recreates the registry.
http://www.zope.org/Members/hathawsh/ZGlobalsRepair
It's
Itamar Shtull-Trauring wrote:
Chris Withers wrote:
In ZClasses it is possible to control where a ZClass instance
should be permitted to be added, in other words show up
in the factory listing in a ObjectManagers manage_main view.
Didn't Itamar have a proposal/project on this?
Chris Withers wrote:
Shane Hathaway wrote:
I just realized I could use the "patch" command to backport. So I made
a new tarball. Have fun!
http://www.zope.org/Members/hathawsh/PartitionedFileStorage/PartitionedFileStorage-0.0.1-2_2.tar.gz/view
great :-)
It's
Chris Withers wrote:
Shane Hathaway wrote:
BTW, Evan helped me find and correct a bug. You'll only run into it if
you set your partition size to less than the size of the largest ZODB
objects.
That's fixed in 0.0.2, right?
Should be, although I just realized I don't know whether
Steve Alexander wrote:
Shane Hathaway wrote:
BTW, Evan helped me find and correct a bug. You'll only run into it if
you set your partition size to less than the size of the largest ZODB
objects.
The new version of FileStorage.py in PartitionedFileStorage for 2.3
overwrites some
Chris Withers wrote:
Dieter Maurer wrote:
Chris Withers writes:
Andrew
bart
David
sophie
Wayne
Why in hell do you switch caseness for similar objects?
Who said anything about objects? I was just talking about lists of
strings and in general, people prefer sorting
Shane Hathaway wrote:
def sort_strings(data):
sortable_data = list(map(lambda s: (lower(s), s), data))
sortable_data.sort()
return map(lambda s: s[1], sortable_data)
... Or better, you could pass a comparison function to sort() like Tres
suggested. :-)
Shane
Dieter Maurer wrote:
For some problems during product import, Zope
decides to keep the old state rather than show
the error.
I wonder whether the product's version.txt might have something to do
with it. Remove version.txt and see if it has any effect. Then try
creating a new
Chris Withers wrote:
Shane Hathaway wrote:
when a product has syntax errors. One of the first things I did at
Digital Creations was make sure that got fixed. :-)
Does this mean this bit from your average product's __init__.py isn't
neeeded anymore?
except: # If we can't
Chris Withers wrote:
Shane Hathaway wrote:
when a product has syntax errors. One of the first things I did at
Digital Creations was make sure that got fixed. :-)
Does this mean this bit from your average product's __init__.py isn't
neeeded anymore?
except: # If we
There's a (much) simpler way:
class MyClass(Acquisition.Explicit):
your_attribute = Acquisition.Acquired
# index_html isn't
index_html = None
"Acquired" is a special object that the acquisition module looks for.
However, I wasn't aware you could add a "1" to the ComputedAttribute
Jason Cunliffe wrote:
The need to improve the manage interface has grown urgently clear to me
while using Zope myself, designing for all sorts of community and
collaborative Zope-based projects, demos for a number of innocent
bystanders, interested parties and potential clients.
Zope
Jason Cunliffe wrote:
Shane Hathaway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now BerkeleyStorage is on its way and once that's ready,
PartitionedFileStorage will have such a small audience that it won't be
worth the trouble. Oh well, it was a fun experiment.
Can you pleae expand on this.. what
Andy McKay wrote:
Come on, can someone post some sample screenshots?
http://www.zope.org/Members/hathawsh/new_ui.png
Shane
--
Andy McKay.
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From: "Andy Dawkins" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Brian Lloyd" [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday,
CookieCrumbler lets you set up cookie-based authentication even when
your user folder does not support cookies.
Zope 2.2.x or above is required since this product depends on a new
publisher traversal hook.
Enjoy!
http://www.zope.org/Members/hathawsh/CookieCrumbler
Shane
ender wrote:
whats happens when you create a persistent object and mount it
to multiple points on your zodb. do you get a shared ref or multiple
copies of the object?
It depends on the product you use for mounting, but generally you'll get
a shared database with independent connections. So
Steve Alexander wrote:
I've just been trying out the MountedFileStorage product (by Anthony
Baxter) with Zope 2.3.
I've got it mostly working, by patching a couple of typos, and making
the SubApplication class derive from Traversable before Application.
I've *almost* got ZClasses
Johan Carlsson wrote:
http://www.zope.org/Members/hathawsh/ExternalMount
Sound interesting.
Is it possible to mount a read-only database from several different Zope-clients?
Yes. The database should be inside a ZEO storage server. ExternalMount
can mount ZEO ClientStorages (that's
Alexander Limi wrote:
From: "Shane Hathaway" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You were *SO* close. :-)
I think you want this:
return self.artists.manage_addProduct['Artist'].Artist_add(_.None,_)
to be like this:
return
self.artists.manage_addProduct['Artist'].Artist_add(_.None
Johan Carlsson wrote:
Is it possible to mix a local storage (a filestorage as the root) and mount a ZEO
server storage as a "mounted storage".
Yes. It's pretty straightforward.
What I really want is several independent Zope servers sharing a mounted
database (containing shared resources,
"Espen S. Frederiksen" wrote:
The problem occur when I try to split up the function as
shown below. I would like to store the data list, update it
if nessesary and return it when appropriate. Am I making it
unessesary complex when I use the class? Is there maybe a
way to declare the data
On Wed, 24 Jan 2001, Espen Sorbye Frederiksen wrote:
I did what you suggested, but I am still a bit stuck. Maybe I call them
wrong in my code. I use the call below but get an error.
dtml-call expr="createdata('test1','test2','test3')"
dtml-var expr="returndata()"
Error Type: AttributeError
Itai Tavor wrote:
The TransparentFolders Product seems to make everything
transparent... not just transparent folders.
Zope/
Folder_A/
method_A
Folder_B/ (transparent folder)
method_B
I'd expect the only effect of the transparent folder to be that
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