David Johnson wrote:
I have a content object, that I want to return a view. How is this
done?
It usually isn't.
This situation seems to come up frequently for me. What do you
do?
Content objects are usually dull. The only thing they do is store data.
If you're using ZODB persistency, then
Hi. For the use of interfaces outside of zope.app, does getUtility have
any value? Many thanks.
Regards,
David
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Thanks! You are right. After a re-read of your book last night, I
think my problem is that I have not understood or dealt with adapters as
of yet. It seems that is the proper solution to expressing content in
the way I intended and seems to solve all my problems in this area.
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David
TAHARA Yusei wrote:
You need to use zapi.getMultiAdapter.
(this is a alias for zope.component.getMultiAdapter)
I suggest not using zapi aliases, use the canonical name for things
instead. There is a growing dislike for zapi, and I suspect it will be
deprecated in the future.
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Benji York
David Pratt wrote:
Hi. For the use of interfaces outside of zope.app, does getUtility have
any value? Many thanks.
I don't understand this question. getUtility finds utilities that have
been registered somewhere. It finds them by interface and optionally a
name. Where this interface comes from
Achim Domma napisał(a):
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I am creating a kind of Zope proxy to a 3rd party COM object (I'm
accessing it using Pywin32 facilities). I have to store a reference
to this object somewhere in my Zope object.
But, for obvious reasons, this COM object cannot be serialized so
Hi Philip. Sorry for the oblique question. I am using zope interfaces in
a project outside of zope and looking at how I might use some of other
bits of zope's functionality. Many thanks.
Regards,
David
Philipp von Weitershausen wrote:
David Pratt wrote:
Hi. For the use of interfaces
On Thu May 25 2006 05:50, Achim Domma wrote:
I try to figure out how to make attributes holding content objects
accessible via the browser.
I'm working on the same thing, but I don't know how to make a view for the
contents of the containers in the ZMI.
I have an Item object with 'prices'
Never mind it was a user error on my part.
I was stuffing the data variables in the create function into the context not
the object being created. Oooops :)
On Fri, 26 May 2006 13:02:42 -0500, mats.nordgren wrote
I've been trying to use NameChooser with formlibs AddForm and it
always tells
Could anyone give me a hint on setting up a MultiCheckBoxWidget with
formlib?
This is what I got:
class IMySchema(Interface):
multichoice = Set(
title=_('Pick one or many'),
value_type = Choice(values=['one', 'two', 'three']))
class MyEditForm(form.EditForm):
form_fields =
Mats Nordgren wrote:
Could anyone give me a hint on setting up a MultiCheckBoxWidget with
formlib?
This is what I got:
class IMySchema(Interface):
multichoice = Set(
title=_('Pick one or many'),
value_type = Choice(values=['one', 'two', 'three']))
class
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