Hello the list,
I would say my experience to install Zope3 on a Obsd box.
Please be indulgent, my english is very bad -)
Ok, go on :
I take a old Dell PC about 1 Ghz and 256 Mo RAM
Install OpenBSD 3.7 and install Zope zope-2.7.4 package this install
python-2.3.5 packages
I will try Zope3 :
I do
Philippe Nenert wrote:
I would say my experience to install Zope3 on a Obsd box.
Please be indulgent, my english is very bad -)
No problem, just be indulgent with me. :)
I take a old Dell PC about 1 Ghz and 256 Mo RAM
It looks like everything worked fine...
/usr/local/src/Zope-3.10c1$ ma
Hello list,
We are in the process of building a web service for
the local University, to allow accommodation to be
listed, and students to search for it. Ive hit a
conceptual stumbling block about how we should be
proceeding with arranging this.
So far we have built a system with IProperty and
On Wednesday 10 August 2005 14:01, James Allwyn wrote:
> I would appreciate any guidance on what the
> recommended Zope3-ish way of handling this would be. I
> feel the options are either to create a generic
> IProperty object, and subclass it to IHouse,
> ICateredHall, ISelfCateredHall, IHomeStay,
On Tuesday 09 August 2005 14:17, Alec Munro wrote:
> I've been having some unicode troubles, so I put a print statement in
> the StringIO class, and it seems that everything is type 'str', rather
> than unicode. Is this how it is supposed to be?
cStringIO only supports str, not unicode. Use String
Hi all,
I'd like to add images to an container but want them to be resized with PIL.
I assume I need a custom factory for that that sizes the image before
creating the content type.
The question I have is that I'm not sure if I can create a custom factory
for the already existing image content ty
I think it was using StringIO.
My default python encoding was ASCII, so I changed that, and it ended
up solving my problems, so I haven't looked further into this, but I
assume that while all of the pieces were unicode to start with, Python
was converting some of them to ASCII earlier on.
I believe
