Appologies if some of these questions seem naive, I'm just beginning to more thoroughly delve into zope3 - of which I've been very impressed so far.
However - is it just me, or does zope3 seem to require a rather massive amount of configuration? Is that specifically an artifact of Component Architectures in general? Or is this by design? Are "site administrators" really supposed to understand all that zcml in the configure.zcml files, or are they more realistically the domain of component developers? It seems to me that the configure.zcml looks almost as if it would basically be considered "hands off", once the application/component was coded and installed. Generally how much of any particular configure.zcml could - practically speaking - be modified in a usefull manner? Even for relatively smallish apps, such as the buddydemo and zwiki, the configure.zcml file seem quite large; I hate to imagine what a more involved and complex app would do. Am I just looking at it wrong? Perhaps the basic idea is small amounts of code, and large amounts of configuration/meta-programming via zcml? Many thanks, and again sorry if I'm judging things prematurely based on my limited experience with zope3. Cheers, Corey _______________________________________________ Zope3-users mailing list [email protected] http://mail.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope3-users
