Hi James,
James Cummings wrote:
>
> Ok, since I haven't found this by searching the site or the mailing list
> archive, is it possible to logout as superuser? I would like to be able to
> login as a different user, but I haven't been able to find out how to do this.
often prependig the url with
Hi Lance,
Lance Kurisaki wrote:
>
> >>I'd like to generate a tree with data from different
> >>SQL tables depending on the tree level. In other
> >>words, the first level data comes from one table,
> >>second level comes from another.
> >>
> >>How can the branches_expr expression determine what
[Let's keep [EMAIL PROTECTED] in the loop. Don't just rely on me]
On Sat, Jun 10, 2000 at 03:28:21AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > How do you know it isn't using multithreading? If you are using ZServer
> > (standalone or behind anotger webserver), you are using multithreaded Zope.
> > And
The Zope 2.1.6 provides batching information for
the previous batch at the start and end of the sequence.
Batching information for the following batch, however, is
only available at sequence end.
This makes it difficult to provide uniform navigation
(to previous/next batch) both before and after
On Sat, Jun 10, 2000 at 12:57:10PM +0200, Dieter Maurer wrote:
> The Zope 2.1.6 provides batching information for
> the previous batch at the start and end of the sequence.
> Batching information for the following batch, however, is
> only available at sequence end.
> This makes it difficult to p
Bill Anderson wrote:
>
> OK, after reveiwing the ZEO FAQ, I realized that we seem to be a few
> weeks behind schedule. Is there any updates on a time frame? I know this
> would certainly help amk out with his project, and would certainly help
> me out, even in non-zope apps (I am working on movin
I'm trying to automatically extract the property names,
types and default values from the propertysheet of a
class. I'm being foiled by the following bit of
strangeness.
Consider the following snippet of DTML:
When run in a "normal" location (ie., outside of the
P
At 07:37 pm 6/9/00 +, Jason Spisak wrote:
Then it has to be the search forms. Can you sned me the search and report
methods. Also, you should try looking up and instance programatically
right after you create it, like so:
Jason,
I used the dtml-in for the catalog(myproperyty='xyz') and
It seems strange to me that SQLMethods are traversable out of the box and
"normal" DTML methods are not.
It seems to me that traversable DTML methods would be useful (to me this
means DTML Methods with parameters).
Is this something that might make it into Zope in the future or am I missing
some
I'm in a similar situation with Aaron, except my product is mostly python.
I emulated the cataloging in the PortalCatalog method, but left out the
permission check. When my product is added to a folder, the catalog gets
created, and has the indexes I set up. I can create a zsearchinterf
Hello all,
My Zope (2.1.6) installation has just become *very* unstable. My most recent
addition has been ZPatterns and LoginManager. My passwords for my virtual
sites (using SiteRoot) are no longer accessable by my account and superuser
can't access them. The site "disappears" three or four t
Hi Folks,
I've often heard about the infinite-scalability that will
be created by something like ZEO and I've always wondered
about one thing : how is the load-balancing being done ?
Just say we have 3 front-line servers (ZSERVER_1, ZSERVER_2
and ZSERVER_3 in the diagram below), each running Zop
On Sat, Jun 10, 2000 at 09:47:54AM -0700, Mike Mikkelsen wrote:
> My Zope (2.1.6) installation has just become *very* unstable. My most recent
> addition has been ZPatterns and LoginManager. My passwords for my virtual
> sites (using SiteRoot) are no longer accessable by my account and superuser
The problem is not load balancing, the problem with web applications is
load balancing with server affinity. Arrowpoint has a good hardware
product for providing this, because it sees session cookies passed back
that encode the server that this session belongs to. If you need to hide
the structur
+[ chas ]-
|
|
| ps. In the past I've got around this by ensuring that if the
| very first request from a given browser is dealt with by, say,
| server silo8.domain.com, then all subsequent requests from that
| browser are also dealt wi
I'm using XMLRPC and Zope for prototyping an application
in python. And for the most part, things are VERY easy
to accomplish. But I sometimes run into troubles with
error handling. It's fairly easy to make a slight mistake
in an external python method which takes a fair amount of
effort to debug
hi,
I would do with a hand getting zope working w/ FreeBSD 4. I make it by
going to the /usr/ports, and why I try and start it with './start' I get
the errors at the end of this msg. Also, Zope seems to have installed
the SSL mod for Apache. Do I need to make any modificatons to get that
workin
I just downloaded and installed the latest checkout from the PTK for the
first time.
It seems that if I want to have a closed Portal, I can't use Zope's
authentication mechanisms to allow users into the folder that contains
the Portal as the Portal then complains that the user has already been
a
+[ Jason C. Leach ]-
| hi,
|
| I would do with a hand getting zope working w/ FreeBSD 4. I make it by
| going to the /usr/ports, and why I try and start it with './start' I get
| the errors at the end of this msg.
Don't use it out of ports. For s
Thanks for the hint! A small example would be nice, if it's not too much
trouble!
Lance
-Original Message-
From: Tino Wildenhain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, June 10, 2000 2:26 AM
To: Lance Kurisaki
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Zope] Re: dtml-t
>>> chas wrote
> I've often heard about the infinite-scalability that will
> be created by something like ZEO and I've always wondered
> about one thing : how is the load-balancing being done ?
There's a number of approaches you can take here:
1. Buy something - a cisco localdirector, an arrowp
Use a pythonmethod with the traverse_subpath argument...
Anthony
>>> "Ian Sparks" wrote
> It seems strange to me that SQLMethods are traversable out of the box and
> "normal" DTML methods are not.
>
> It seems to me that traversable DTML methods would be useful (to me this
> means DTML Methods
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