On Mon, Apr 03, 2000 at 01:27:30AM -0500, Stephan Richter wrote:
I finally got around checking the Python site again, and what did my tired eyes see? Python 1.6 a1 is out and a roadmap for the next releases. What makes the entire subject so interesting is that Python 1.6 will support unicode and OpenSSL (in the socket, httplib, urllib). Furthermore, there will be a module called sre, which supports unicode regular expressions.
What does that mean? I don't know, but maybe we have a major Zope release coming up supporting unicode and OpenSSL (ZServer)? I would love to see it,
There is already an OpenSSL wrapper for Python and a ZServerSSL for Zope, though they are still beta. Search zope.org for "m2crypto".
since I would not need to use Apache anymore. Due to the incompatibilities in the Python code that would mean that Zope would also be backward incompatible; does that mean it would be Zope 3.0.0?
-Petru