I call the external method like this from DTML...
set_owner(restrictedTraverse(path_to_user)),
where path to user is a physical path, but I'm using the ZUserFolder, so I
can use the restrictedTraverse to get to users. UserFolder has a different
API. You could do this if your acl_users is a standard UserFolder...
set_owner(acl_users.getUser(user_name))
in DTML or make your external method this...
def set_owner(self, user_name):
self.changeOwnership(self.acl_users.getUser(user_name))
OK, so that should keep you busy for a while. Anyway, the point is that the
parameter to changeOwnership is a User _object_. Good luck.
--Tim
-----Original Message-----
From: Magnus Heino (Rivermen) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 7:25 AM
To: 'Tim McLaughlin'; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; Magnus Heino (Rivermen)
Subject: SV: Subject: [Zope-dev] change ownership
I can get it to work :-/
I get an attributeerror on aq_inner in lib/python/AccessControl/Owned.py,
line 302, in ownerInfo
Seems as if the user i provide isn't of the right type?
How do you use your method? How is it being called?
/Magnus
> Magnus,
> No, changeOwnership is not exposed for TTW calling. But you
> can expose it
> through an external method... I used this one on a ZClass.
>
> def set_owner(self, user):
> self.changeOwnership(user)
> return
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