You could try the hurry.file package, by Martijn Faassen. It will get you started with both a file item and a Trameline support. If you use Grok and if you deploy using WSGI, then, I can also point you toward gp.fileupload it's a WSGI middleware that will do exactly what you want. it's much easier to setup than trameline. Visit #Grok for more details, if you need specific Grok help. - Souheil 2010/2/5 Hannes <hannes.flocke@gmx.li>:
Hi Zopers,
I want to get Tramline working, but I definitely need your help! The documentation on this is not complete at all....
Maybe someone can give me some (more) complete stuff about:
- Do I need to inherit from some Tramline class to use it? I saw something like TramlineBase...., but I couldn't find that class in the Tramline sources
- a short step-by-step guide, starting with (1) form submission (2) how do I get the "remote file path"? (3) how does it work with the two directories "repository" and "upload". Is this done automatically? (4) how do I actually store the "file ID" in the ZODB? (I want to store the uploaded files on the filesystem, not inside ZODB)
I already read the stuff about attTramline from Plone and the HurryFile documentation, but I didn't understood it.
By the way, I'm working with Grok, but there was nobody who could help me....
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