Hi all
I have set up a buildout on an already installed Plone.3.1.4 - windows
platform and windows installer (not the experimental buildout one, just the
standard installer).
I performed the following steps:
1. registered the existing python (installed by the plone installer) in the
windows registry, so that installing the python win32 extensions will find
python in the registry, added python dirs to the system path
2. installed the python win32 extensions
3. installed mingw (added its bin dir to the system path)
4. installed subversion (added its bin dir to the system path)
5. configured distutils to use mingw
6. easy_installed ZopeSkel
7. paster-created a plone3_buildout, setting it to refer to my existing
installation for zope and products directories
8. bootstrapped the buildout and run it
9. set it up to run as a windows service
Up to this, everything seemed to work fine. But then I wanted to add some
eggs to my buildout, and cannot get it to work. It looks to me that somehow
the newly downloaded eggs don't get loaded in my instance, although they are
listed in the .installed.cfg file.
I tried with two eggs, one was collective.dancing, but I was getting
troubles I tried collective.captcha as well, with the same issue. What I get
in the instance.log file is:
ZopeXMLConfigurationError: File "C:\llplone3\parts\instance\etc\site.zcml",
line 14.2-14.55
ZopeXMLConfigurationError: File
"C:\llplone3\parts\instance\etc\package-includes\001-collective.captcha-configure.zcml",
line 1.0-1.62
ConfigurationError: ('Invalid value for', 'package', "ImportError:
Couldn't import collective, No module named collective")
No slug works... but a slug referring to an egg in the non-buildout
installation does work.
So, what did I miss?
thanks&bye
Lucia
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