Hello Dominik,
Great, it's working. Thanks.
Friday, November 4, 2005, 4:28:13 PM, you wrote:
DH> Hi Adam
DH> First you have to assert that you object (obj) provides ISite. Then I
DH> would use the following attachted helper function `addLocalUtility` to
DH> add the your utiltiy. Least, you co
Hi Adam
First you have to assert that you object (obj) provides ISite. Then I
would use the following attachted helper function `addLocalUtility` to
add the your utiltiy. Least, you could use multi-subscriber for events
providing IObjectEvent, then you don't have to check for IApplication.
P
Hello Dominik,
I tried it using a subscriber.
def App_boot(event):
# precondition
obj = event.object
if not IApplication.providedBy(obj):
return
ensureUtility(obj, IWorkflowProcessRepository,
'WorkflowProcessRep
Hello Dominik,
I think (that may be stupid, because I'm not an expert) that the
method is not 100% consistent, once it is checking on the passed
folder's SM and then trying to add the utility to a maybe completely
different SM.
By the way, is the (sub) site going to be deprecated? I see some BBB'
Hi Adam
You need location information (-> __parent__) for this setup. Regularly
the object knows that information not until its addition to a container.
Subscribe to ObjectAdded event and do the same setup within the handler
and it will work.
Regards,
Dominik
Adam Groszer wrote:
I'd like t
I'd like to provide some default utilities for my sub-site.
As I checked there is the nice ensureUtility method but as it turns
out it failes with
...
Module szscreen.app, line 339, in __init__
'WorkflowUtility', WorkflowUtility, 'wfu')
Module zope.app.appsetup.bootstrap, line 66, in ensur
