Shane and Zope-Dev users of Refresh, Have you noticed any differences refreshing objects that are in the root folder versus higher in the Zope tree? Last week, I was debugging a class using Refresh. I had two class instances, E1 in the root directory and E2 which lived inside E1 (my class is folderish). Trying http://localhost:8080/E1/test and http://localhost:8080/E1/E2/test gave completely different results after changing the class's python code and refreshing. E2 picked up the new class definition while E1 kept the old class definition. Aggressively flushing the cache a few times and refreshing again sometimes fixed the problem, but only temporarily. E1 would use the new code a couple of times then inexplicably switch back to the old code. Needless to say, this bamboozled me completely! Today I am debugging the class instances one level higher in the Zope tree (http://localhost:8080/demo/E1/test and http://localhost:8080/demo/E1/E2/test). Refresh works perfectly. I don't need to flush the cashe or anything like that. Also, the reported size of the cache after a full refresh is down to 8 objects (it was around 28 before). Strange huh? Does this mean that Zope's cache hangs on much more tightly to objects in the ZODB root that inside folders? Cheers, Stephen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shane Hathaway" <shane@digicool.com> Newsgroups: digicool.zope.dev To: "Stephen Simmons" <stephen.simmons@healtharena.net> Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2000 3:53 PM Subject: Re: [Zope-dev] Re: Refresh and debugging product creation issues.....
Stephen Simmons wrote:
The combination of Shane's Refresh product and Steve's code to prevent multiple names in the product add list is really useful. Thanks, guys!
I've reworked Steve's initialize code so it works for products that have multiple classes. As an added benefit, you no longer need to specify
which
class is being refreshed, so the meta types can be renamed or the code reused without changing a single line.
This is great, Steve and Stephen. I'll get this worked into Refresh right away.
Shane
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