David Pratt wrote:
Hi. This discussion has really helped me with my question about running
asynchronous methods also since these kinds of requests could be cronned
at the very least. But what about triggering this kind of script from
the running zope instance. Is this possible?
Two
Hi Bruno. Many thanks you for your reply. Yes, I have been looking at
this more. With the help of Ron a few days back I am going to try a
signaling process working with a daemon that uses a queue. So I am
hoping for user to get response so zope thread is freed up, an
asynchronous python
akonsu wrote:
hello, would someone please point me to the right direction? what is
the preferred way to control a zope server programmatically? i need to
be able to administer my zope instance from a script. add users,
change permissions, create new sites, add objects to the sites. there
is
akonsu wrote:
hello, would someone please point me to the right direction? what is
the preferred way to control a zope server programmatically? i need to
be able to administer my zope instance from a script. add users,
change permissions, create new sites, add objects to the sites. there
is
Paul Winkler wrote:
(snip)
yep, I like working that way, and Bruno's introduction is excellent.
blushThanks/blush
One clarification however:
1/ You can't run zopectl debug or zopectl run while you instance is
running (as it locks the ZODB). The solution here is to set up a zeo
instance
Hi. This discussion has really helped me with my question about running
asynchronous methods also since these kinds of requests could be
cronned at the very least. But what about triggering this kind of
script from the running zope instance. Is this possible?
What I am hoping to accomplish
