FieldedTextIndex 0.1 Released
I am pleased to announce the initial release of FieldedTextIndex, a new ZCatalog index based on ZCTextIndex. Its purpose is to allow indexing and searching of any number of textual content fields using a single index. The schemas of the content do not need to be known when the index is configured. The index will automatically add new fields as they are discovered in content. The idea is to replace a proliferation of small text indexes (one per searchable field) with a single one that provided better functionality and convenience. FieldedTextIndex is designed to work with any schema system. From CMF Dublin Core and humble property sheets to Zope 3 schemas (Zope 3 to Zope 2 integration left as an exercise for the reader ;^). With a simple glue script, fields can be collected and aggregated into the index (samples provided). Download At: http://zope.org/Members/Caseman/FieldedTextIndex Enjoy. -Casey
Updated two products, both available at http://www.zope.org/Members/bowerymarc ------ImageTag_CorePatch-------- * this product gives you on-the-fly host-side image decimation, without any additional API's (unless you want to use thumb()), with *all* types based on Image, including setting cache headers for optimized caching by squid, clients, httpcache, etc. * Version 0.2 * fixed 'tags' line (thanks to Philip Aylesworth for pointing this out) * changed the name to CorePatch intead of HotFix based on some valid bitching and moaning :) * added an optional 'imtype' param to thumb() which allows you to set the image type of the thumb (e.g. JPEG, GIF, PNG) -----ESMTPMailHost------------ * this product is a drop-in replacement for MailHost, which gives you access to ESMTP mail hosts, which regrettably is not the only kind still running on the net. * version 2.6.0 * based on MailHost from Zope 2.6.2 * Made Password field 'password' type (non visible) in form. * any products that set fields in MailHost - I simply added two parameters - smtp_userid, smtp_pass... so you can check for those and add them to your change forms (that means you, plone! :)
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Casey Duncan -
Marc Lindahl