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Re: dtml-Variablen in <dtml-in> loops?
by Philipp Robbel 27 May '01

27 May '01

Hello again, Allright :-) I have cached the results of a sql-Method via <dtml-let DATA=sqlListProjects>. GroupID ProjectID Project 1 1 "Gurr" 1 2 "Muh" 2 3 "Ih-Ah" 3 4 "Mähh" 3 5 "WauWau" A second sqlMethod (sqlCount) returns: Count | 2 | ---- | 1 | ---- | 2 | ... The two sql-Methods are related: Count shoes, how many Projects belong to one GroupID. Now imagine that I want to print out the projects in the following way: GroupID 1: Gurr, Muh GroupID 2: Ih-Ah GroupID 3: Mäh, WauWau To do that I have an outer iteration over sqlCount's results: In this case it would iterate 3 times. Within each iteration there's another iteration - and this 2nd one depends on the current row's Count (2 times in the 1st outer iteration, 1 time in the 2nd iteration etc.). To print out the projects within the inner iteration I use the following technique: <dtml-in "sqlCount(_.None,_)"> //outer iteration! <dtml-if sequence-start> <dtml-call "REQUEST.set('TEMP',1)"> </dtml-if sequence-start> <dtml-call "REQUEST.set('TEMP2', (TEMP+_.getitem('Count'))-1)"> <dtml-in DATA start=TEMP end=TEMP2> //inner iteration //Print ProjectIDs here </dtml-in> <dtml-call "REQUEST.set('TEMP', TEMP+(_.getitem('Count')))"> </dtml-in> It may take some time to understand the code but it actually works as it should. I simply would prefer a cleaner solution where I would avoid the creation of different variables via REQUEST.set (which are then used in <dtml-in DATA start=VARIABLE) but simply do the calculation within the "start=" and "end=" Was that still a bad description of my problem? Thanks again, Philipp Robbel

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cache settings
by katrin 27 May '01

27 May '01

Hi everyone, can someone tell me what the permission 'Change cache settings' is for? I found that it's defined in the module Cache.py but I'm not sure what it is used for. Thanks for any help, Katrin --------------------------------------------------------- Katrin Kirchner beehive elektronische medien GmbH Fischerhüttenstr. 79 b D-14163 Berlin Tel.: 0 30 / 84 78 20

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Re: dtml-Variablen in <dtml-in> loops?
by Philipp Robbel 27 May '01

27 May '01

Hello, > [...] > <dtml-in "DATA[start:end]"> or whatever. > [...] yes, such a syntax should _theoretically_ do the proper thing, but I always get a "Error Value: sequence index must be integer" when trying to do the [start:end] stuff within the <dtml-in> Tag. Any Ideas how I could either a) use "DATA[start: x + y]" in Zope (where x and y are dtml-Variables!) b) do <dtml-in DATA start=1 end= x + y (where x and y are dtml-Variables!) Thanks again, Philipp

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Re: dtml-Variablen in <dtml-in> loops?
by Philipp Robbel 27 May '01

27 May '01

Hallo, sorry, I am using MS Outlook "Web Access" running on my company's server and I cannot find any option how to send messages in plain text! Sorry for that. > what exactly do you want to do? > May be start and size can help you? Basically I have an outer <dtml-in> and another nested one: <dtml-in ...> .... <dtml-call "REQUEST.set('TEMP',1)"> .... <dtml-call "REQUEST.set('TEMP2', (TEMP+_.getitem('Count'))-1)"> <dtml-in DATA start=TEMP end=TEMP2> ... </dtml-in> <dtml-call "REQUEST.set('TEMP', TEMP+(_.getitem('Count')))"> </dtml-let> You can see from the code that I have to work with REQUEST.set to get around the problem that I cannot type: <dtml-in DATA start=TEMP end="TEMP + _.getitem('Count')-1"> or something. Can you think of a way to use (python) calculations in the "end=" of <dtml-in>? Thanks again, Philipp Robbel

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Logging In
by Daniel Fairs 27 May '01

27 May '01

Hi, How does one log someone into Zope without using the HTTP authentication? Do I have to use a different type of User Folder? Essentially, I'd like to have a login/password box in the top corner of the screen available all the time so the user can log in when they want. Any recommendations? Many thanks, Dan _________________________________________________________________ Daniel Fairs | daniel.fairs(a)spiderplant.net | www.spiderplant.net

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dtml-Variablen in <dtml-in> loops?
by Philipp Robbel 27 May '01

27 May '01

Hello, I have a question regarding the use of dtml-Variables in the "start=" and "end=" sections of an <dtml-in..> loop. I have to do a calculation and I would like it to be in the "end=" section of a <dtml-in> loop. I can't get the following code to work: <dtml-in someFunction start=1 end=&dtml-Count;-&dtml-Value;> or: <dtml-in someFunction start=1 end="_.getitem('Count') -_.getitem('Value')"> My current workaround is to set a variable <dtml-call "REQUEST.set('TEMP',_.getitem('Count') -_.getitem('Value'))"> and use that Variable TEMP in my <dtml-in..>: <dtml-in someFunction start=1 end=TEMP> And this finally works. But is there a better solution? Can I do Variable-Additions/Subtractions within the "end=" Section of the <dtml-in..> Tag? Thank you very much, Philipp Robbel

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Zope (ZServer) in parallel with Apache
by Chris Ryland 27 May '01

27 May '01

Is it easy enough to run Zope (ZServer, as I understand) directly on port 80 (without FCGI or PCGI through Apache), with Apache also running directly on, say port 81, and redirect all Apache-related calls to //www.mysite.com:81/... from the Zope site? Is this as straightforward as it seems? Have others done this? -- Cheers! Chris Ryland Em Software, Inc. www.emsoftware.com

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Re: Help with Xron
by Loren Stafford 27 May '01

27 May '01

----- Original Message ----- From: "Christopher Paulicka" <christopher_paulicka(a)hp.com> To: "'Loren Stafford'" <lstaffor(a)dynalogic.com> Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 12:19 PM Subject: RE: Help with Xron > Loren, > > >Look inside the Schedule catalog. It's index_html method lists the entries > >in the schedule. Is yours there? What did you see when you looked inside the catalog? >> If not, go and edit the method. You don't > >have to change it, if it's all set correctly, just pretend you made a > change > >and click the Update button (or whatever it's called). That action will > >reschedule the method. Then look in the Schedule again to be sure it's > >there. > > I did that numerous times. It doesn't seem to make a difference. I can > even rewrite the event, make a simpler event, all of that. When I trigger > or view, it works. But the program never runs during the day, never > automatically triggers like a good scheduler should. > > >Once you got STUPID_LOG working, what shows in the log? If the Dispatcher > >tried to fire your method, there will be an entry in the log. Any errors > >will also be noted. > > The STUPID_LOG points to a file which wasn't there. I had assumed it would > create it if it didn't exist. > > Since then, I put a blank log file by the name ("zopeapp.log") into the > directory, just in case, but that hasn't been written to yet. If STUPID_LOG_FILE is working, Zope will write its startup messages to it, independently of Xron. So, from what you said, I guess you don't have it working yet. You can't do much debugging without either STUPID_LOG_FILE or running in terminal debug mode. I'd suggest you get the log working first. If you can't get it working with a STUPID_LOG_FILE environment entry, try the Frozen Logger product. What version of Zope? What OS? > >To send email, your Xron Scheduled Method needs permission to use Mailhost. > >An Xron Scheduled Method by default has the permissions of "Anonymous > User". > >You may have to give the method a proxy role that has permissions to use > >Mailhost. > > I know the mail works, because when I view or trigger my Xron method, it > sends out the mailing list. The problem is not with the e-mail, but with > the Scheduler never seeming to send the darn thing. But when you view or trigger it you have Manager permissions. That's different from the Dispatcher environment which has the permissions of Anonymous User. -- Loren

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RE: [Zope] Re: ZEO Client space was:
by Tres Seaver 26 May '01

26 May '01

sean.upton(a)uniontrib.com wrote: > Forgive me if this is a dumb questions, but is there a way to bind the ZSS > process to serve certain particular interfaces only? Not dumb atall. ZEO/start.py has options: usage="""%s [options] [filename] where options are: -D -- Run in debug mode -d -- Generate detailed debug logging without running in the foreground. -U -- Unix-domain socket file to listen on -u username or uid number The username to run the ZEO server as. You may want to run the ZEO server as 'nobody' or some other user with limited resouces. The only works under Unix, and if the storage server is started by root. -p port -- port to listen on -h adddress -- host address to listen on -s -- Don't use zdeamon -S storage_name=module_path:attr_name -- A storage specification where: storage_name -- is the storage name used in the ZEO protocol. This is the name that you give as the optional 'storage' keyword argument to the ClientStorage constructor. module_path -- This is the path to a Python module that defines the storage object(s) to be served. The module path should ommit the prefix (e.g. '.py'). attr_name -- This is the name to which the storage object is assigned in the module. if no file name is specified, then %s is used. """ I think the '-h' one, with a dotted-IP address, would do the trick. Tres. -- =============================================================== Tres Seaver tseaver(a)digicool.com Digital Creations "Zope Dealers" http://www.zope.org

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Fw: [ANNOUNCE] wxPython 2.3.0
by Jason Cunliffe 26 May '01

26 May '01

From: "Robin Dunn" <robin(a)alldunn.com> Newsgroups: comp.lang.python To: <wx-announce(a)lists.wxwindows.org>; <python-announce-list(a)python.org>; <python-list(a)python.org> Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 1:24 PM Subject: [ANNOUNCE] wxPython 2.3.0 > wxPython 2.3.0 is now available for download. Unfortunately the shell > server at sourceforge is down for a few days and so I can't update the > wxPython.org web page, but in the meantime you can get the files directly > from > > http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=10718. > > Sources and binaries for win32 and Linux for Python 1.5.2, 2.0 and 2.1 are > available. (The win32 binaries with "-hybrid" in the name are built with > extra debugging code enabled so some things that caused mysterious problems > before will now pop-up a slightly less mysterious message dialog.) > > There have been a large number of changes for this release. I'll include > the relevant portion of CHANGES.txt here: > > > > Removed initial startup dependency on the OpenGL DLLs so only the > glcanvasc.pyd depends on them, (on wxMSW.) > > Changed wxFont, wxPen, wxBrush to not implicitly use the > wxThe[Font|Pen|Brush]List objects behind the scenes, but to use normal > ctor and dtors. > > Exposed the wxThe[Font|Pen|Brush]List to wxPython. > > Also added wxTheColourDatabase and added a library module (in the > wxPython.lib.colourdb module) to load LOTS more colour names into the > colour database. > > Added wxWakeUpMainThread, wxMutexGuiEnter, wxMutexGuiLeave, > wxMutexGuiLocker and wxThread_IsMain to assist with dealing with GUI > access from non-GUI threads. > > wxPyOnDemandOutputWindow is now (more) thread safe if non-GUI threads > use print, sys.stdout.write, etc. > > Added CreateTextSizer and CreateButtonSizer to wxDialog > > Added wxPython/lib/infoframe.py from Chris Fama. It contains a class > that can be used in place of wxPyOnDemandOutputWindow. > > Added colourselect.py, imagebrowser.py and an updated calendar.py to > wxPython/lib from Lorne White. > > Added patch to wxPoint_LIST_helper from Tim Hochberg that should make > it gobs faster in certain situations. > > Added tools that will take an image file in a wx supported format and > convert it to data embedded in a Python source file. The image is > converted to XPM format which is essentially a list of strings > containing info about each pixel. The image's transparency mask is > included, if there is one, or a mask can be added if a mask colour is > specified on the command line. It is then pickled and optionally > compressed and written to a Python source file along with functions to > convert it to either a wxBitmap or a wxImage. See > wxPython/demo/images.py for examples, and wxPython/Tools/img2py.py for > the implementation. > > Fixed wxStyledTextCtrl to be much faster on wxGTK. There was some > experimental code that got left in place that ended up causing way too > many refreshes. > > A couple more hacks in my_distutils.py so wxPython can be built with > the distutils that comes with Python 2.1. > > Added a ton of missing methods for wxPrintData. > > Switched to InnoSetup for MSW distributions. > > Added wxToggleButton. > > Fixed bug that prevented wxTreeCtrl.OnCompareItems from being called. > > Added some methods to wxGrid: > GetCellHighlightPenWidth > GetCellHighlightROPenWidth > SetCellHighlightPenWidth > SetCellHighlightROPenWidth > GetGridWindow > GetGridRowLabelWindow > GetGridColLabelWindow > GetGridCornerLabelWindow > > Added wxGetClientDisplayRect which on wxMSW returns a wxRect > representing the area on screen not occupied by the taskbar and such. > On other platforms it is equivallent to wxGetDisplaySize. > > > ***---***---***---***---***---***---***---***---***---***---***--- > Implemented the first phase of OOR (Original Object Return). See > the text in the demo for more details of what this means, but in a > nutshell methods such as wxWindow.GetParent or FindWindowById will > now return a shadow object of the proper type if it can. By > "proper type" I mean that if the wxWindow pointer returned from > FindWindowById really points to a wxButton then the Python object > constructed will be of a wxButtonPtr class instead of wxWindowPtr > as before. This should reduce or eliminiate the need for > wxPyTypeCast. (Woo Hoo!) The objects returned are still not the > original Python object, but that is the next step. (Although it > will probably only work on Python 2.1 and beyond because it will > use weak references.) > > This first phase of the OOR plan is fairly significant and has > required a lot of changes all over wxPython, most of which should > be transparent to you, however I'm not 100% sure that it didn't > introduce any new bugs that are hiding somewhere and didn't get > stomped on during my testing. So please be sure to test everything > thoroughly when you install this version and be sure to report any > object-type related oddities to me. > ***---***---***---***---***---***---***---***---***---***---***--- > > There is now a wxObject class that most other classes derive from like > in C++, but the methods provided don't really match but are wxPython > specific. It could have been added long ago but OOR required it so > it finally got done. > > Finally added wxPyLineShape.GetLineControlPoints, which has been on my > list for a while. The above OOR modification made this easier. > > Fixed the __cmp__ methods for wxPoint and others. > > Added wxWave. > > Added the wxPython.lib.mixins package to the library, it is where > useful mix-in classes can be placed. Currently there is one to help > make the columns in a wxListCtrl sortable, and the MagicIMageList > from Mike Fletcher. If you have any custom code that can be factored > out of existing classes into a mix-in that would be useful to others > please send it to me for inclusion in this package. > > Added a few little sample applications to help newbies to get started > by having smaller functional apps to play with. They can be found in > wxPython/samples. > > > > > -- > Robin Dunn > Software Craftsman > robin(a)AllDunn.com Java give you jitters? > http://wxPython.org Relax with wxPython!

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