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ANN: PloneCollectorNG 1.1.0 beta 1 released
by Andreas Jung 09 Dec '03

09 Dec '03

I am pleased to announce the FINAL release of PloneCollectorNG 1.1.0 beta 1(PCNG) PCNG is a bugtracking system for Plone. It is based on the concepts and ideas of CMFCollector and CMFCollectorNG but it is a complete re-write. PCNG is a very generic and open framework (you can configure nearly everything TTW). This release REQUIRES Archetypes AT 1.3 (currently unreleased and only available as CVS checkout Archetypes/HEAD). Older Archetypes versions (including 1.2.1) WILL NOT WORK. This major step was necessary because a lot Archetypes hacks in PCNG 1.0.0 were backported to Archetypes CVS/HEAD. This release also breaks compatibility with portal_forms. CMFFormController is now mandatory. There is a risk that this release might break an existing PCNG instance. So BACKUP YOUR DATA first. The goal for 1.1.0 final is to be compatible with exisitings installations so please let me know if there are any problems. Changes since 1.0.0: - Archetypes 1.3 integration (AT 1.3/CVS HEAD is now mandatory !!!) - !SchemaEditor: moved significant parts of the code into Archetypes core, API cleanup, UI cleanup, updated widgets, several fixes and additional checks - Issue references: now using native extende references support of Archetypes. References are now always show in "view" mode. The dedicated references view has been redesigned - Collector maintenance tab: new view to find zombie tickets - Dropped compatibility with portal_forms. Using !CMFFormController is now mandatory. - minor UI fixes for Plone 2 RC2 - Migration script now handles the migration of references *within* a tracker (no cross references to issues in other trackers) - PDF generation is now i18n-aware - new collector maintenance option to recreate Archetypes UIDs for imported issues - searches can be saved - License changed to be GPL-compatible Volunteers wanted: PloneCollectorNG is fully internationalized. If you want PCNG to support your language that translate the catalog file (i18n folder) to your language and submit it to me. Wiki + Download: http://www.zope.org/Members/ajung/PloneCollectorNG Cheers, -aj

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CMFBoard 1.4beta1
by Nikolay Kim 08 Dec '03

08 Dec '03

www.cmfboard.org Varsion 1.4beta1 * add in user preferences default "view mode" and "sort mode" * forum email removed, default plone email used * user timezone (show all date in this time zone) * quick links to last reply * show unreaded replies and topics with unreaded replies * save original filename of attached file * mimetype icons of attached file * discussion tool filters (hierarchical) * selectable "view mode" for content discussion * subscribers management form * global config form * MailSpool protect from zodb transaction machinery * email notification in original format * subscription security changed (use security context of subscribed user) * fixed preview bug * fixed MailLoader security machinery * new translations: Spanish, Deutsch, Japanese "Download":http://www.cmfboard.org/download/CMFBoard-1.4beta1.tar.gz "Download from Sourceforge":http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/collective/CMFBoard-1.4beta1.tar.gz?download

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ANN: TextIndexNG-2.04 released (IMPORTANT for 2.03 users)
by Andreas Jung 07 Dec '03

07 Dec '03

I have just released TextIndexNG 2.04 which fixes a critical problem in the ranking code which came up with some changes introduced in V 2.03 which has been released last week). V 2.03 user should upgrade to 2.04 as soon as possible. V 2.02 users are not affected but should upgrade to V 2.04 if possible to benefit from the changes in the reindexing code. Download: http://www.zope.org/Members/ajung/TextIndexNG -aj

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[Ann] ZopeProfiler 1.1: learn what Zope is using its time on
by Dieter Maurer 07 Dec '03

07 Dec '03

ZopeProfiler allows you to determine what Zope spends its time on. This provides valuable insight (especially when you feel your site is a bit slow) and suggests optimizations. ZopeProfiler 1.1 comes with a slightly improved user interface and was made Zope 2.8 compatible (which currently lives only in CVS). More information and download <http://www.dieter.handshake.de/pyprojects/zope> -- Dieter

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Zope3 for Zope2 developers tutorial
by Philipp von Weitershausen 07 Dec '03

07 Dec '03

Hello everyone, The Zope3 Rheinland products sprint has come to its end. We haven't produced any exciting code, especially not for Zope3 core, but if I may speak for everybody, the learning experience was quite intense. Instead of using the tutorial chapter 1 slides by ZC, I wrote my own set of slides. It is adressed to the Zope2 and/or CMF programmer. Thus, it is more compact at most places because quite a few concepts don't have to be repeated. I tried to focuses more on the "how", actually saying a few more words here and there where I expected Zope 2 developers to stumble whereas it would seem rather logical to do for the "untouched" pythonic mind. Still, many parts, above all the examples, are based on ZC's slides, and obviously I'm not claiming to be genuine here. If you would like to look at the slides and give me feedback, I'd be more than happy to update them. Feel free to use them for learning about Zope 3 or teaching your best friends :) You may download them in OpenOffice.org format at http://philikon.de/files/zope3-for-zope2-developers.sxi Regards, Philipp

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Zope.org - SteveVisitingFredericksburgSprint
by Jim Fulton 05 Dec '03

05 Dec '03

Steve Alexander and I will be hosting a sprint in Fredericksburg January 12-14, 2004: http://dev.zope.org/Zope3/SteveVisitingFredericksburgSprint A possible topic is Zope 2 to Zope 3 transition and working on Zope 2.9. Please let me know if you are interested in participating. Jim -- Jim Fulton mailto:jim@zope.com Python Powered! CTO (540) 361-1714 http://www.python.org Zope Corporation http://www.zope.com http://www.zope.org

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ANN: PloneLocalFolderNG 0.1 released
by Andreas Jung 03 Dec '03

03 Dec '03

PloneLocalFolderNG is a LocalFS-like implementation for Plone. It mounts a local filesystem directory as folder into a Plone site. The implementation is based on Archetypes and hopefully much cleaner and painless than LocalFS. Limitations: mount is read-only Requirements: Plone 2 (1.X untested), AT 1.2 (AT 1.0 untested) + PortalTransforms. Download from sf.net/projects/collective Cheers, -aj

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ANN: reStructuredText backport for Zope 2.6 updated
by Andreas Jung 02 Dec '03

02 Dec '03

I have updated my reStructuredText patch for Zope 2.6 that makes reST in Zope 2.6.X country. This patch contains an updated docutils packages that fixes several reST problems. Grab it from: http://www.zope.org/Members/ajung/reStructuredText -aj

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ANN: PloneCollectorNG 1.0.0 released
by Andreas Jung 02 Dec '03

02 Dec '03

I am pleased to announce the FINAL release of PloneCollectorNG 1.0.0 (PCNG) PCNG is a bugtracking system for Plone. It is based on the concepts and ideas of CMFCollector and CMFCollectorNG but it is a complete re-write. PCNG is a very generic and open framework (you can configure nearly everything TTW). Changes since 1.0 RC1: - minor UI cleanup Requirements: - Plone 2.0 (Plone 1.X untested) - Archetypes 1.0.1 (AT 1.2 is *not* supported yet; AT 1.2. support will be added in PCNG 1.0.1 and should be available with the final release of Plone 2.0) ATTENTION: If you upgrade from an earlier release of PCNG you should re-install the product using the Add/Remove products in the Plone setup. ATTENTION TO USERS of Plone 2.0 beta 3: portal_workflow has been removed in Plone 2b3 from the action provider list. This is a *big problem* and will be fixed in the next Plone release. To fix this: - remove the "deleteActionProvider()" call in CMFPlone/setup/ConfigurationMethods.py line 175 - *recreate* your Plone 2.0 site (if created *with* Plone 2.0 beta 3) - there is currently no support from my side to re-enable the portal_workflow as action provider for Plone sites created under Plone 2.0 beta 3 Wiki and Download: http://www.zope.org/Members/ajung/PloneCollectorNG Cheers, -aj

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PyCon DC 2004 - Submissions Deadline Extended
by Steve Holden 02 Dec '03

02 Dec '03

Dear Python User: We have received many enquiries asking "When and how will I be able to submit my paper to PyCon DC 2004?". This is encouraging news - from the correspondence to date it seems that there will be some interesting and exciting presentations next March. Please be patient as the system to handle submissions goes through to completion. When it is ready, look for a further announcement in the same place as this one. Just a reminder, while I have your attention. Submissions should ideally be in a single file, containing HTML or the reStructured Text format. At a pinch we will be prepared to accept PDF, and either tar or zip files containing sets of coordinated documents (such as an HTML master and the graphics to which it refers). Ulitmately we would like to publish all accepted papers on the web, and these rules should make it easier to do so. If your paper is accepted and you prepare an electronic presentation (in PDF, PythonPoint or PowerPoint) we will also happily publish that on the web site when PyCon is over. So, have at it! Anything describing the uses of Python, or better ways of teaching it, neat tricks for developers and suggestions for improvement to the language or its community is fair game. It's likely we will have a larger proportion of students attending in 2004, so we are particularly encouraging presentations with an educational spin, including material of a more introductory nature. Don't forget, too, that even if you don't want to make a formal presentation, the Open Space sessions and other informal activities will give everyone plenty of chance to contribute what they know and discuss what they need. PyCon should be *the* place to go to learn more about Python. Please help to ensure this is so. Sincerely Steve Holden Chairman PyCon DC 2004

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