>> But when I`m trying to add an
>>
>> > class="test.main.Person"
>> title="Person"
>> description="Person objects"
>> view="addperson.html"
>> permission="zope.ManageContent"
>> />
>>
>> tag to my configure.zcml - zapi.getFactories() returns me factory of
>> NoneType (with name something like "BrowserAdd__test.main.Person"
>
> No, the above code looks fine. The created factory name seems also ok.
>
>> Without mentioned addMenuItem tag - everything is OK.
>
> Okay, so we call those configuration directives.
>
>> So, the question is - how can i define "proper" factory?
>
> You can create a factory using the directive by itself or inside
> the
> directive. There are plenty examples out there describing this.
>
Hi
The problem with sqlos seems: It does only work if ONE AND ONLY ONE
factory for the content component (interface) in question is registered.
And this one-and-only factory has to be registered with the
zcml-directive in a special sqlos namespace, ie.
When a second factory is registered for the same interface, ie.
sqlos fails to get the objects stored on the database (you get blank
browser pages).
The reason seems to be the implementation of
sqlos.container.SQLObjectContainer, which maps between sql-unique-keys
(SQLObject-names) and zope-object-names. The mapping mechanism makes use
of the factory.
further analysis:
>>> from zope.app.debug import Debugger
>>> debugger = Debugger('var/Data.fs', 'etc/site.zcml')
[snip]
>>> root = debugger.root()
My SQLObjectContainer is on the root folder an its name is 'resources':
>>> resources = root['resources']
>>> resources
Now lets check the registered factories:
We yust do the same like in the allowedFactories() method of
sqlos.container.SQLObjectContainer (first step to map the names)
>>> from zope.app import zapi
>>> from sqlos.interfaces import ISQLObject
>>> from zope.app.container.constraints import checkFactory
>>> for name, factory in zapi.getFactoriesFor(ISQLObject,
context=resources):
... print "Name: %s ; Factory: %s" % (name, factory)
... if checkFactory(resources, None, factory):
... print "checkedOK"
...
Name: quotationtool.BookWithInitialValues ; Factory:
checkedOK
Name: quotationtool.BookSQLObject ; Factory: >
checkedOK
*PROBLEM:* the non-sqlos factory certainly is not able do do any name
mapping. You see it, when you try do get the keys or items in the container:
>>> for key in resources.keys(): print key
...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in ?
File
"/var/lib/zope3.1/instance/zope.test-3.2.0.b2.local/lib/python/sqlos/container.py",
line 93, in keys
for name, obj in self.items(): yield name
File
"/var/lib/zope3.1/instance/zope.test-3.2.0.b2.local/lib/python/sqlos/container.py",
line 109, in items
factory = zapi.getUtility(IISQLObject, factoryName, context=self)
File
"/usr/local/src/Zope-3.2.0b2/build/lib.linux-i686-2.4/zope/component/__init__.py",
line 257, in getUtility
raise ComponentLookupError(interface, name)
zope.component.interfaces.ComponentLookupError: (, u'quotationtool.BookWithInitialValues')
maybe *SOLUTIONS*:
1) I tried a marker-interface which I called ISQLObjectFactory to
excpilitely mark the content class as the yust factory. Then I changed
the allowedFactories() method:
if ISQLObjectFactory.providedBy(factory): yield factory
But I didn't come along that way :(
2) I overwrote the allowedFactories() method in the implementation of
the container. I am really not happy with it, because checking for a
specific factory-name is not the style things should be wired together
in zope (not as elegant as 1) ).
class ResourceDB(SQLObjectContainer):
"""A ResourceDB object is the base-container for Books etc."""
implements(IResourceDB)
def allowedFactories(self):
for name, factory in zapi.getFactoriesFor(ISQLObject, context=self):
if name == "quotationtool.BookSQLObject":
if checkFactory(self, None, factory):
yield name
This way it works, I see the sql-objects and can even edit them :) - But
works yust to run into the next bigger problem... (I can't create
objects due to rollback problems) :
*FACIT*:
sqlos really *!
Regards
Christian
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