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Dynamic charts and thread safety in Zope
by w3m4＠yahoo.com 18 May '01

18 May '01

I would like to run a product like ZGDChart or even a package like ReportLab through Zope but am concerned about threading issues? Is there a preferred way to use non-threadsafe products like these in a pure Zope, i.e. no CGI, environment? Maybe there's a way to use an external method to fire up a new process, create the chart/PDF for the user, and then kill the process. TIA, Walter

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Re: [Zope] Zope on Big Iron
by Tim Cook 18 May '01

18 May '01

"Farrell, Troy" wrote: > > Cool. Is that really 1.0b1? I couldn't help but notice the problems with > the Scheduling link :( It REALLY is. Pop over to the FreePM list and let me know what trouble you had with the Scheduling link. (other than it's the weakest part of the app and a poor example of scheduling at all, since I was waiting for SOMEONE to write a real Zope scheduler that I could pop-in. <vbg>) > I am watching FreePM with much interest. I know some doctors who may be > replacing an SCO/Proprietary app, and I think FreePM may be just the ticket. > I haven't yet the time to delve into the internals, but hopefully soon :) Jump in and let us know what you need. http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freepm-discuss Thanks, -- Tim Cook, President - FreePM,Inc. http://www.FreePM.com Office: (731) 884-4126 ONLINE DEMO: http://www.freepm.org:8080/FreePM

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Lighten up ;^P... was: Pickled Meat Product
by sean.upton＠uniontrib.com 18 May '01

18 May '01

Look, I see a huge difference between a "get rich quick selling laxatives" message floating into my inbox opposed to a vendor that is targeting me based upon my perceived business and technical interest. I have no problem with a vendor occasionally sending me info as long as they aren't telling me "if you don't buy our product, you will be better off working from your basement selling laxatives." Come on people - choose your battles here! I make business and technical decisions regarding who my employer chooses to do business with - and believe it or not, I don't mind being informed in that regard, even if that means, for example, that I get a message every week from a Sybase rep of the week peddling stuff I am frankly not interested in (actually, I prefer that to getting three national forests worth of junk mail and postcards from them). Hit delete if you don't want it - I promise that you won't end up a freelance laxative salesperson if you read the message... Sean ========================= Sean Upton Senior Programmer/Analyst SignOnSanDiego.com The San Diego Union-Tribune 619.718.5241 sean.upton(a)uniontrib.com =========================

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GoLive, WebDAV and ZPT
by David Kennedy 18 May '01

18 May '01

I would like to connect to ZPT with GoLive using WebDAV Is there any documentation on Zope's WebDAV server ? Does WebDAV need to be configured after Zope is installed ? Does WebDAV listen on a certain port ? What settings need to be entered into GoLive for Zope's WebDAV server? GoLive's WebDAV Browser displays the message "can't connect to server" Any help would be appreciated David

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Re: Zope Survey
by Flynt 18 May '01

18 May '01

Dear Mr Brian Methvin Nice, to hear about you. Not so nice, to hear about you this way, when you present yourself the first time. The idea of the survey is a good one. However the tone and way of your message shows clearly, that you have no idea about the nature of the relationship between the people in a open source community and the organization (or company) which drives the developement of that Open Source product. And, I guess, that you are maybe not interested in it. Either you like to continue the way you are used to doing business, then maybe you should better change Zope back to closed source (at least the part Digital Creation is working on) and drop community support, because - as you said - it is soo expensive and time intensive to support this Open Source community (they don't give back and help DC anyway, aren't they ? and, DC could earn a lot more without this drag, couldn't they ?). Or you try to make yourself familiar with the world of Open Source first: different business modells, a worldwide developer community, quality before simple short-timed cash-cow-thinking and so on. Just read the mailing lists for some time, maybe ? It is impressing and irritating, that such a monster organization like IBM shows more knowledge, flexibility and tact than the freshman CEO of a small company which is profoundly based in the Open Source Community for years now already (and which owes a lot of its popularity and maybe also success to that). What a pity. Regards Reinhard Hess

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RE: [Zope] Zope sequence-item problem
by Max Møller Rasmussen 18 May '01

18 May '01

> From: Bobby Mathew [mailto:bobby@dialognet.com] > <dtml-in emailid> > <dtml-var sequence-item> > <dtml-call "REQUEST.set('myvar', sequence-item)"> > </dtml-in> Close but no cigar :-) <dtml-in emailid> <dtml-var sequence-item> <dtml-call "REQUEST.set('myvar', _['sequence-item'])"> </dtml-in> regards Max M

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Calling SQL from my product
by Marco Mariani 18 May '01

18 May '01

I have a product and I want to have SQL methods there. I let the administrator select the SQL connection upon installation, then...? How am I supposed to have and call SQL methods? Something like foo = SQLFile(...) would do :-) Thanks.

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Re: [Zope] SPAM! (was Zope Survey)
by rlanham＠speakeasy.net 18 May '01

18 May '01

If this is so bad, good indication you need a worthy cause in your life. Let me suggest the fight against prohibition, the amerikan gulag. Surveys are valid, proven method of gathering information. In a growing open source community it is an obvious tool. I'm glad someone is asking. > ------------ Original Message ----------- > From: Andreas Jung <andreas(a)andreas-jung.com> > Date: Fri, 18 May 2001 07:50:54 -0400 > > http://www.digicool.com/news/BrianMethvin > > From: "Petru Paler" <ppetru(a)ppetru.net> > To: "Chris Withers" <chrisw(a)nipltd.com> > Cc: "Zope Survey" <zope_survey(a)digicool.com>; <zope(a)zope.org> > Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 7:43 AM > Subject: Re: [Zope] SPAM! (was Zope Survey) > > > > On Fri, May 18, 2001 at 08:49:35AM +0100, Chris Withers wrote: > > > I hope this new CEO isn't going to mark DC becoming a bunch of > commercial > > > arseholes who think this is a way to communicate with people. > > > > [holding off the spam comments for now, I dislike it too] > > > > I must have been missed for too much, but when did the DC CEO change? > > Where's Paul? > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Zope maillist - Zope(a)zope.org > http://lists.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope > ** No cross posts or HTML encoding! ** > (Related lists - > http://lists.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope-announce > http://lists.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope-dev )

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Re: [Zope] longest runnig Zope
by Stephan Goeldi 18 May '01

18 May '01

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DateTime and mxDateTime confusion
by Alex 18 May '01

18 May '01

I've got some big confusion about DateTime objects on zope: in short: - zope has a built-in object called DateTime available in 'script (python)' - python has a 3rd party module mxDateTime which is called the same: "DateTime" question is: why did zope developers choose an existing name for that ?! a more detailed description: I was trying PsycopgDA (postgresql database adaptor) which converts sql timestamp fields to DateTime objects and I wanted the floating point number in UTC of it, so I called it's method timeTime() , but that method didn't exist. I wanted to be sure the object I was using was really a DateTime object so I've tried type(myObject) and it did return "DateTime" (note: type is an external method which returns the python's function type()). I created a DateTime object doing x = DateTime() and when I call x.timeTime() it worked, so I've tried type(x) and it also return "DateTime". Both objects were "DateTime" objects, but one was a zope built-in object called DateTime and the other was the python's 3rd party module mxDateTime also called "DateTime" Using the same object type name on different object types is not what I call a very intuitive idea. Why did zope go that way? any comments? thanks for your [Date] Time =) Alex Verstraeten

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