Thanks for the suggestions.
To summarize what you guys have suggested and what
I've recently read regarding SQL Alchemy. SQL Alchemy,
which is an Object Relational Mapper, basically maps
Python objects to/from an underlying database.
This sounds very interesting and seems like it will
allow t
Am Samstag, 31. März 2007 00:32 schrieb Rich C:
> Hello all,
>
> I've just started using Zope 3 and am having some
> difficulty finding examples on a good way to access a
> MySQL database. For the moment, I'd just like to be
> able to read from the database and display it in a web
> page with dece
> I've read examples from Zope 2 where they used a DTML
> page that called a ZSQL method such as the following:
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> ZSQL method would then contain:
> SELECT river_id, river_name FROM river_info
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> In Zope 3, I only see an option to add a SQL script
> which I'm pretty sure
Admittedly there has not been much documentation
of connecting Zope 3 to a relational database
like MySQL. - Personally I don't have
much experience either. Some hints anyway:
The preferred way is to use an ORM
* either SQLObject -> then use sqlos http://codespeak.net/z3/sqlos/
* or sqlalchemy ->
Hello all,
I've just started using Zope 3 and am having some
difficulty finding examples on a good way to access a
MySQL database. For the moment, I'd just like to be
able to read from the database and display it in a web
page with decent formatting.
I've read examples from Zope 2 where they us
