Gabriel Genellina wrote:
- Never store a reference to a persistent object inside another
persistent object; use its id or path to retrieve it when needed.
I suspect storing the aq_base of an object will mitigate any problems
you have here...
- Never store a reference to a persistent object inside a non-persistent
object.
I don't think this is a useful warning.
- If a persistent object "owns" some other persistent objects, make the
first an ObjectManager.
...and this is bordering on rubbish ;-)
- Let Zope manage transactions, and avoid bare try/excepts
Aha, now this is a good one :-)
cheers,
Chris
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