Jan-Ole Esleben wrote at 2005-12-11 19:10 +0100:
Is it at all impossible to use XML-RPC _within_ a ZOPE architecture?
In principle yes.
Be careful however: it is easy to introduce deadlocks!
When during request processing you call back into the same
Zope via XML-RPC, the calling out request
The problem is that it isn't my design, and the design is part of a
contract. I can't really do anything about that (the major problem is
that there will be SOAP components that might even need to be
transparently integrated - which completely excludes ZEO). I tried
doing my own commits, but it
Jan-Ole Esleben wrote:
The problem is that it isn't my design, and the design is part of a
contract. I can't really do anything about that (the major problem is
that there will be SOAP components that might even need to be
transparently integrated - which completely excludes ZEO).
That
Chris: the errors I get are always ConflictErrors without any usable
tracebacks. I would like to give more information, but it really is
very complex when you go a little deeper and would probably not be
useful. I'll try to describe it a little better anyway:
I have an Object that offers an
It really *is* in your interests to ensure a single request completes
all your functional requirements ;)
That's not possible unfortunately. The design of the system is rather
complex, and unalterable in this respect. However, it is not true that
it is usually possible to fulfil this
OK, the following is the case:
The setup is for functions dispatching either locally or via XML-RPC.
At the moment, the mechanism I use is to detect locality is flawed and
thus doesn't work well. So I have local XML-RPC calls where I could
have global ones. But.
1. I need that possibility for
Lots.
If you have Zope 2.2, see the API Documentation in the help system.
-Original Message-
From: Gijs Reulen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2000 8:33 AM
To: Mailinglist Zope
Subject: [Zope] XML-RPC and Zope
Hi there
I am experimenting with XMP-RPC
