[Zope3-dev] Re: New package zc.configure provides an exclude directive for excluding zcml files

2007-10-02 Thread Martijn Faassen

Jim Fulton wrote:

[snip]


Maybe grok was already trimmed down.  In my case, I basically eliminated 
all ZMI support (since I didn't need it).  I got about 40%,


Grok is trimmed down in the sense that it doesn't depend on all Zope 3 
packages, though due to the interesting dependency structure it still 
relies on about 100 eggs. We didn't do any trimming down of ZMI support.


Would it be possible to get a list of exclude statements that you use to 
eliminate ZMI support in your project? I imagine our list is far from 
complete.


Regards,

Martijn

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Re: [Zope3-dev] Re: New package zc.configure provides an exclude directive for excluding zcml files

2007-10-02 Thread Jim Fulton


On Oct 2, 2007, at 3:29 AM, Martijn Faassen wrote:


Jim Fulton wrote:

[snip]
Maybe grok was already trimmed down.  In my case, I basically  
eliminated all ZMI support (since I didn't need it).  I got about  
40%,


Grok is trimmed down in the sense that it doesn't depend on all  
Zope 3 packages, though due to the interesting dependency structure  
it still relies on about 100 eggs. We didn't do any trimming down  
of ZMI support.


Note that it wasn't my goal to trim the number of eggs I got,  
although trimming that, or, in theory, using zipped eggs would speed  
startup as well.  I'm using the zope.app.zcmlfiles egg as my base.


Would it be possible to get a list of exclude statements that you  
use to eliminate ZMI support in your project? I imagine our list is  
far from complete.


Here is the zcml file I'm including rather than incliding  
zope.app.zcmlfiles/configure.zcml:


  configure
 xmlns=http://namespaces.zope.org/zope;
 xmlns:i18n=http://namespaces.zope.org/i18n;
 i18n_domain=zope
 package=zope.app.zcmlfiles
 

exclude package=zope.app.catalog.browser /
exclude package=zope.app.container.browser /
exclude package=zope.app.form.browser /
exclude package=zope.app.generations /
exclude package=zope.app.intid.browser /
exclude package=zope.app.session file=browser.zcml /
exclude package=zope.app.security.browser /
exclude package=zope.app.securitypolicy.browser /

exclude package=zope.app.authentication.browser /


exclude package=zope.app.authentication.browser  
file=session.zcml /
exclude package=zope.app.authentication  
file=ftpplugins.zcml /
exclude package=zope.app.authentication  
file=httpplugins.zcml /
exclude package=zope.app.authentication  
file=groupfolder.zcml /
exclude package=zope.app.authentication.browser  
file=password.zcml /
exclude package=zope.app.authentication  
file=principalfolder.zcml /


exclude package=zc.userfolder.browser /

!-- This was copied from zcmlfiles.  Bits are commented out to
 speed startup. --

!-- note that we need to do this early, as later startup
 subscribers may break without fixups --

exclude package=zope.app.component.browser /
include package=zope.app.component /

include package=zope.app.generations file=subscriber.zcml /

!-- Ordinary Application (non-view) configuration) --
  !--   include package=zope.app.interface / --
include package=zope.app.security /
include package=zope.component /
include package=zope.annotation /
  !--   include package=zope.app.dependable / --
include package=zope.app.content /
include package=zope.publisher /

  !--   include file=menus.zcml / --

  !--   include package=zope.copypastemove / --
  !--   include package=zope.size / --
include package=zope.location /
include package=zope.app.container /

exclude package=zope.app.publisher.xmlrpc /
include package=zope.app.publisher /

include package=zope.app.publication file=meta.zcml /
include package=zope.app.publication /


include package=zope.traversing /
include package=zope.app.pagetemplate /
  !--   include package=zope.app.zapi / --

!-- Views --
  !--   include package=zope.app.http / --

!-- Translations --
  !--   configure package=zope.app.locales --
  !-- i18n:registerTranslations directory=. / --
  !--   /configure --

exclude package=zope.app.i18n.xmlrpc /
exclude package=zope.app.i18n.browser /
include package=zope.app.i18n /


!-- Database boostrapping and maintanance --
include package=zope.app.appsetup /
include package=zope.app.zopeappgenerations /

!-- Services --
include package=zope.app.principalannotation /

!-- Utilities --
  !--   include package=zope.app.error / --

!-- Broken-object support --
  !--   include package=zope.app.broken / --

!-- Skins --

  !--   include package=zope.app.basicskin / --
include package=zope.app.rotterdam /

!-- Additional packages --

  !--   include package=zope.app.applicationcontrol / --
  !--   include package=zope.dublincore / --
include package=zope.app.wsgi /


!-- Content types --
  !--   include package=zope.app.folder / --

!-- browser Configurations --
include file=browser.zcml /

  /configure

Note that this was made by just copying the configure.zcml from  
zope.app.zcmlfiles and commenting out some things and adding  
excludes. I basically kept commenting things or excluding things  
until my tests failed. :) I could probably go a little further if I  
worked a lot harder, so of course, I stopped. :) I'll also probably  
have to add some things back later when I pay attention to i18n.  
(This app uses extjs for it's UI and I haven't figured out how I'm  
going to approach i18n for that. extjs rocks btw.)


Jim

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[Zope3-dev] Re: New package zc.configure provides an exclude directive for excluding zcml files

2007-10-02 Thread Philipp von Weitershausen

Jim Fulton wrote:

On Oct 2, 2007, at 3:29 AM, Martijn Faassen wrote:


Jim Fulton wrote:

[snip]
Maybe grok was already trimmed down.  In my case, I basically 
eliminated all ZMI support (since I didn't need it).  I got about 40%,


Grok is trimmed down in the sense that it doesn't depend on all Zope 3 
packages, though due to the interesting dependency structure it still 
relies on about 100 eggs. We didn't do any trimming down of ZMI support.


Note that it wasn't my goal to trim the number of eggs I got, although 
trimming that, or, in theory, using zipped eggs would speed startup as 
well.  I'm using the zope.app.zcmlfiles egg as my base.


Would it be possible to get a list of exclude statements that you use 
to eliminate ZMI support in your project? I imagine our list is far 
from complete.


Here is the zcml file I'm including rather than incliding 
zope.app.zcmlfiles/configure.zcml:

[snip]

+1 to that approach. I think in the long term, egg-based Zope 
application should want to get away from zope.app.zcmlfiles In 
particular, zope.app.zcmfiles is the epitome of the ZMI app: it loads 
all the browser stuff and configures the zmi_actions + zmi_views menu.


Not loading zope.app.zcmlfiles but instead selectively loading only the 
stuff we need will likely reduce the ZCML processing time as well.


Death to zope.app.zcmlfiles!



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