Hi!
Newer Zope versions have an interesting ability to serve large files
efficiently given the file name (
http://plope.com/Members/chrism/ploneconf2004/2004pres.txt ).
What about serving large files given file(-like) handler? It could be
very beneficial sometimes, especially with dynamically
Roman Suzi schrieb:
Hi!
Newer Zope versions have an interesting ability to serve large files
efficiently given the file name (
http://plope.com/Members/chrism/ploneconf2004/2004pres.txt ).
What about serving large files given file(-like) handler? It could be
very beneficial sometimes, especi
On Tue, 8 Nov 2005, Tino Wildenhain wrote:
Roman Suzi schrieb:
Hi!
Newer Zope versions have an interesting ability to serve large files
efficiently given the file name (
http://plope.com/Members/chrism/ploneconf2004/2004pres.txt ).
What about serving large files given file(-like) handler?
[ Andreas Jung wrote:]
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> --On 7. November 2005 15:36:26 +0100 Andreas Jung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>> --On 7. November 2005 15:22:56 +0100 Jürgen Herrmann
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>>> 2. if this works as expected, why not make DateTime a wrapper around
>>> python datetime
JoseLuis de la Rosa Triviño wrote:
tmp_user.__of__(context.acl_users)
What makes you think you need to do this?
Chris
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From: "Roman Suzi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [Zope] Serve large files efficiently from a pipe
On Tue, 8 Nov 2005, Tino Wildenhain wrote:
Roman Suzi schrieb:
Hi!
Newer Zope versions have an interesting abilit
[ Jürgen Herrmann wrote:]
> i looked at the source of DateTime::strftime(), surpirse, surprise :)
> strftime uses python's datetime class and it's strftime method!
> but no care is taken at this time for timezone information, so i
> decided to code a tzinfo subclass for datetime that can represent
Hi.
I'm trying to learn how to code Plone products using Archetypes, but to
get a sound
understanding, I'm going through layer by layer, starting from Zope
products
written in Python. I have been trying Plone for about 6 months. My
Python experience
is very limited.
In Zope Developer's
Andreas Jung wrote:
This idea had been discussed already for Python 2.4 or Python 2.5 I think.
Since 100% compatibility could not be guaranteed,
What? you mean it wouldn't be broken? ;-)
Chris
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Jürgen Herrmann wrote:
d = DateTime('2005/04/03 02:01 UTC')
d.toZone('GMT+1').strftime('%Y/%m/%d %H:%M %Z')
'2005/04/03 03:01 GMT+0100'
is this correct?
if so, the i would tend to say, the testcase was written to pass with
wrong strftime() behaviour.
That would be entirely unsuprising *sig
On 11/8/05, Hideo at Yokohama <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The Zope Developer's guide does not actually say that you must define
> interfaces to make your product work. It just says that doing so will make it
> easier for other people to understand your products. If that is the sole
> effect of us
ajit mote wrote:
command="/usr/sbin/adduser -p "+password+" "+ userName
return os.system(command)
You are going to get yourself into a world of pain.
os.system isn't the right thing to use here due to its lack of output
redirection.
Calling adduser like that is a really big hole in your sys
George Lee wrote:
On my Plone site, in CookieCrumbler.py, VIRTUAL_URL is not found in
the request variable even though I have a Virtual Host Monster. This
means that when logging in, the "came_from" URL that my site directs
to becomes something ugly like
What version of Zope are you using?
Why
Lucia Colombo wrote:
I can actually locate the scripts/templates in the translated folders,
searching by id in the site through the ZMI. But once I located them, I can
possibly edit
them but not remove them, as I can't list the folder contents.
Any help would be appreciated.
Sounds like a pro
Sascha Welter wrote:
second rule. You likely need both, though I have not used fastcgi in a
while.
...why anyone would want to nowadays is an interesting question ;-)
Chris
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Zope 2.8.1
In Plone 2.1.1, when I try to access a page Anonymous does not have
permission to see, it redirects to a login. While doing so, it sets a
came_from variable with the URL I'm trying to access. It sets an ugly
http://my.domain.org/VirtualHostBase/http/my.domain.org:80/contentPages
which
On 11/8/05, Roman Suzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't know if writing to response one chunk at a time is proper
> solution? Will Zope store response body or sent it right away? I am not
> sure that it is the later...
The classic way to do streaming data in Zope is like so:
RESPONSE.setHead
Allen Huang wrote at 2005-11-6 17:10 -0800:
>I want to Reading GIS files(.shp, .dbx, .iforget) into ZopeDatabase.
What does "reading GIS files into ZODB" means?
Storing them as blobs (Binary Large OBjects) is trivial (you use a "File"
object for this). Understanding them might prove a bit more di
Roman Suzi wrote at 2005-11-8 13:05 +0200:
> ...
>What about serving large files given file(-like) handler? It could be
>very beneficial sometimes, especially with dynamically generated
>content...
You must observe the restrictions required by HTTP!
HTTP 1.1 requires that if a response contains
Hi there,
I want to upload data trough a form into a database.
This used to work fine for a year or so.
Now when ever there are non ascii characters in the text to upload zope
dies without any traceback but the following:
There is no entry in the error log, neither in plone nor in one of
zop
On Tue, 8 Nov 2005, Paul Winkler wrote:
On 11/8/05, Roman Suzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't know if writing to response one chunk at a time is proper
solution? Will Zope store response body or sent it right away? I am not
sure that it is the later...
The classic way to do streaming da
I have the following code that works on one Zope install and does not work
on another. I would like to be able to use the same code under both, but am
at a loss as to why there is a difference. I do not control the Zope
servers running this application. Any help would be appreciated:
On one server
On Tue, 8 Nov 2005, Dieter Maurer wrote:
Roman Suzi wrote at 2005-11-8 13:05 +0200:
...
What about serving large files given file(-like) handler? It could be
very beneficial sometimes, especially with dynamically generated
content...
You must observe the restrictions required by HTTP!
HTTP
hi all
i would like to know wich is the version of
zope that can be installed on suse linux 9.0 e.s
my version of python is 2.3.
do i need package updating?
thanks
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I am having problems with Zope running on my Windows Web Server. This is
quite a recent development (last two days) - things normally run perfectly
well but lately the Zope service has stopped working. I get the following
entry in the Zope event.log:
2005-11-08T20:51:13 INFO WinSignalHandler Cau
I know it might be difficult, but I like try it. I don't really like to use multiple databases if I could fit all the data into onto zope or mutiple zope databases, maybe it could increase dataflow since I wouldn't need to transform data from one format to another.
But I'm really concern on how
Zed wrote:
hi all
i would like to know wich is the version of
zope that can be installed on suse linux 9.0 e.s
my version of python is 2.3.
you shoul update your python to python 2.3.5 and of course do not use
the zope tha comes preinstalled with suse (it is outdated)
all the rest is fine
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