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RE: [Zope] simple python question
by Sushil Bhattarai 28 Sep '02

28 Sep '02

Thanks, it works. One more question, instead of adding XML Document object everytime, I want to update the content of same document. Can I do xml = self.manage_addProduct['XMLDocument'].edit('xxx', 'XXX', str(token)) Sushil > I'm not entirely clear what you're asking but I suspect this will work: > > xml = self.manage_addProduct['XMLDocument'].add('xxx', 'XXX', > str(token)) > > When writing products, I had to keep calling str() on things since they > were usually acquisition wrappers. It gets quite annoying. > > If it does fix your problem, foward this to the list so folks know your > problem is solved. > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: zope-admin(a)zope.org [mailto:zope-admin@zope.org]On Behalf Of >> Sushil Bhattarai >> Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 10:19 AM >> To: zope(a)zope.org >> Subject: [Zope] simple python question >> >> >> I'm absolutely new to python, so please help me out >> >> I have this calculator2 function which calls the webservice and gets >> token as a XML file. At the same time I'm creating an XML Document >> (with is xxx and title XXX). I want to feed the xml content I'm >> getting (in this case token) into the XML document I'm creating. If I >> hard code the xml text in quotes it works. But I want to feed the text >> I'm getting in as token. What is the proper syntax to do that? >> >> def calculator2(self, REQUEST, RESPONSE): >> ssfService = ServiceProxy >> ('http://localhost.ssc.com:8080/ssfsoap/services/CalcService?WSDL') >> token = ssfService.addInt(3,8) >> REQUEST.set('token1', token) >> xml = self.manage_addProduct['XMLDocument'].add('xxx', 'XXX', REQUEST >> ['token1']) >> return token >> >> -- >> Sirvisetti Systems >> 347 Plainfield Avenue >> Edison, NJ 08817 >> (732) 985-2200 -- Sirvisetti Systems 347 Plainfield Avenue Edison, NJ 08817 (732) 985-2200

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ZSQL Method: Update using a list as an argument
by Dilley, Hara 27 Sep '02

27 Sep '02

I have a zsql method that takes 3 arguments (value1, value2, value3) I would like value3 to be a list for an "in" where clause. value3 is taken from a textarea form element. the sql method looks like this: update sometable set field1 = <dtml-sqlvar value1 type="int">, field2 = <dtml-sqlvar value2 type="int">, where <dtml-sqltest value3 op=eq type=nb multiple optional> of course the above is not working. My question is what type of argument do I have to pass in order to have a where clause look like where field3 in ('text1', 'text2', text3',,,) Thanks Hara

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RE: [Zope] import inside an external method
by Passin, Tom 27 Sep '02

27 Sep '02

[Courtland Idstrom] > > I'm dealing with a few external methods that I prefer to keep in > separate files. There are a few shared routines that I need to import > from them, but unfortunately I can't find a way to import > things in the > Extensions directory (for example I need to import a few > things from a > files called shared.py). The only way I've successfully > gotten this to > work is by adding the current path to Extensions to sys.path before > 'import shared'. I'd rather not do it this way in case my zope > installation moves paths/servers, etc. > > Notice that the usual __path__ and __file__ properties from > python seem > to be inaccessible, so I can't add it to sys.path in a way > that's going > to work in the future. > Although putting an __init__.py onto the extensions directory might be made to work, I do not recommend it. Instead, put the python code somewhere else on the python path, outside the Zope tree. That way you can maintain the code separately, and if you replace your Zope installation, you do not have to remember to do anything beyond setting the python path of the new Zope installation. This approach also keeps the extensions directory uncluttered, which I think is very desirable. The best way to put a new directory on the python path, I think, is with a .pth file. Put it in the same directory as the python executable that Zope uses, and put the path to the directory on a single line. You can have as many such paths as you want in one .pth file. The external method should just dispatch to the real code and do nothing else besides returning results to Zope. For example, here is my external method for taking a string containing XML and transforming it with an xslt stylesheet, using 4suite: from fourxslt.do_xslt import simpleXslt def xslt_xmlstring(xml,xslt): '''Transform an xml string using a stylesheet file.''' if not (xml and xslt): return '' result=simpleXslt(str(xml),xslt) return result Here, "simpleXslt" is a wrapper function I wrote around the 4xslt code. The "xml" parameter is supposed to be a string containing xml, and the "xslt" value is the path to the stylesheet. The module "fourxslt" is on my python path, courtesy of a .pth file. I compute the path in Zope by getting the base directory using another external method call, then concatenating it with the right stylesheet name. You can set this up in an __init__.py file for a package so that the basepath gets imported when the package is imported. This lets you use only relative paths, which is a very good idea because it lets you move your code to other locations and other machines without changing the paths. One drawback to this approach is that you may have to stop and restart Zope when you change the code that is outside of the external method. The best way to handle that is to make the code self-testing without using Zope at all, although I know that is not always possible. I think this tradeoff is worth it. Cheers, Tom P

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can programatically update ZCatalog?
by Tom Germaine 27 Sep '02

27 Sep '02

Hello All, Is it possible to update a ZCatalog using python script? Are there built in methods to do it, and if so what are they? Any help would be appreciated. Tom Germaine

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Re: import inside an external method
by Josef Meile 27 Sep '02

27 Sep '02

Hi, > I'm dealing with a few external methods that I prefer to keep in > separate files. There are a few shared routines that I need to import > from them, but unfortunately I can't find a way to import things in the > Extensions directory a short time ago I asked the same question and got some alternatives. Here is the thread: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/zope/message/98228 Regards, Josef.

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import inside an external method
by Courtland Idstrom 27 Sep '02

27 Sep '02

Hi - I'm dealing with a few external methods that I prefer to keep in separate files. There are a few shared routines that I need to import from them, but unfortunately I can't find a way to import things in the Extensions directory (for example I need to import a few things from a files called shared.py). The only way I've successfully gotten this to work is by adding the current path to Extensions to sys.path before 'import shared'. I'd rather not do it this way in case my zope installation moves paths/servers, etc. Notice that the usual __path__ and __file__ properties from python seem to be inaccessible, so I can't add it to sys.path in a way that's going to work in the future. Any ideas? Thanks -Courtland

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Zope Apache VirtualHostMonster
by Júlio Silva 27 Sep '02

27 Sep '02

Hi, I'm trying to put apache in front of zope, and let zope do the virtualHosting with VirtualHostMonster. For this the only howto I found which looks to do what I want is this: http://www.zope.org/Members/Jace/apache-vhm Which makes no assumption of where in zope my sites are the rewrite rules in here just pass the requests to port 8080, adding the VirtualHost path for this then resolve to the right folder containing the site specified by HTTP_HOST. The problem is that with this configuration all domain names I try with this rewrite rules, apache successfully pass it to zope but zope returns my zope root index_html meaning it didnt "executed" the VHM engine to map the domain the the right zope folder. Any help? Best Regards, Julio Silva --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com) Version: 6.0.391 / Virus Database: 222 - Release Date: 9/19/2002

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un-renamable objects
by Peter Bengtsson 27 Sep '02

27 Sep '02

How do I make an object un-renameable? I'm developing a product where a certain object has a "forced" id, ie. you can only enter a suitable title when creating an instance. The object uses OFS.Folder.Folder as base class. Peter --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com) Version: 6.0.391 / Virus Database: 222 - Release Date: 2002-09-19

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reduce() in Python scripts?
by DA Loeffler 27 Sep '02

27 Sep '02

Does anyone know of a good reason why the list of Python built-in functions accessible from Python Scripts doesn't include reduce()? I personally find it rather useful, and its absence is irritating. David

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sessions and disabled cookies
by Tim Hicks 27 Sep '02

27 Sep '02

I think this is a lost cause, but I have the following problem. I want to use sessions to store a 'flash-enabled' true or false value so I know what content to serve up. No problem so far. If the SESSION object doesn't have a 'flash' key and there is nothing in the request (query string), I want to redirect to a detection page that then sends the user on to either a flash enabled or disabled page. Still no problem. The problem is, if the user is blocking cookies, then they'll be forced through this procedure *every* time they follow a link on my site :-(. I can't use the urlencode() method as links will be embedded in content and my authors are not smart enough to do this. Is there any way I can tell server side if the user is blocking my cookies? cheers, tim

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