I've been digging into to the inner workings of Zope trying to gleen as
much Zen as possible, before I implement a write of our existing
framework.
During this process I have noticed that Zope's dtml pages are stored on
the file system as .dtml files (i.e. roleEdit.dtml) The question then is
how
I have found function calls such as:
manage_roleForm=HTMLFile('roleEdit', globals()) which I believe creates
an HTML document template from the named file. But, what is the
mechanism that calls/displays mange_roleForm?
The class heirarchy looks something like this:
Globals.HTMLFile
The object has a method named manage_roleForm. In your example, an object
which is (or inherets from) Role will have a manage_roleForm, and can be
accessed just like any other method, assuming adequate permissions.
Using an example I am more familiar with, if you have a DTML Document
index_html
On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, Daniel Rusch wrote:
I have found function calls such as:
manage_roleForm=HTMLFile('roleEdit', globals()) which I believe creates
an HTML document template from the named file. But, what is the
mechanism that calls/displays mange_roleForm?
Actually, it creates a
Daniel wrote:
During this process I have noticed that Zope's dtml pages are stored on
the file system as .dtml files (i.e. roleEdit.dtml) The question then is
how does Zope display this pages??
The pages are usually accessed as attributes Python objects. They are
wrapped in a HTMLFile
