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Make site searchable
by Raver 23 Mar '99

23 Mar '99

Hi! I'm working on an intranet site (using Zope). Now I need to make the site searchable. Tried using htdig, but without luck (should it work with zopesites?). Now I wonder - is there a builtin feature in zope that can fix my problem, or are there other programs like htdig that works with zope? Help is much appreciated! Sture Lygren

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Re: [Zope] Questions about DocumentTemplate.
by Stefan Franke 23 Mar '99

23 Mar '99

Mark Hammond wrote: >The solution I came up with was: > > class DotWrapper: > def __init__(self, ob): > self._obj_ = ob > def __getattr__(self, attr): > bits = string.split(attr, '.') > ob = getattr(self._obj_, bits[0]) > for bit in bits[1:]: > ob = getattr(ob, bit) > return ob Small caveat: Since whitespaces could occur in an nested attrbute access ("a. b .x") , it's better to string them first. An alternative approach for DotWrapper's __getattr__ could be (not tested): def __getattr__(self, attr): bits = map (string.strip, string.split(attr, '.')) return reduce (getattr, bits, self._obj) Stefan

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RE: [Zope] Questions about DocumentTemplate.
by Paul Everitt 23 Mar '99

23 Mar '99

Mark wrote: > I want DocTemplate to expose an object model, and it seems > perfect for the task. However, Im having trouble using "." > expressions. > > Code speaks louder than words, so my code is: > ## > class Spam: > def eggs(self): > return "Eggs" > > spam=Spam() > > from DocumentTemplate import * > ss=HTML('Eggs are ') > print ss(spam=spam) Here's an alternative that works: from DocumentTemplate import HTML class Spam: def eggs(self): return "Eggs" ss = HTML('Eggs are .') s=Spam() print s.ss(s) and a second choice: from DocumentTemplate import HTML class Spam: def eggs(self): return "Eggs" ss = HTML('Eggs are .') s=Spam() print s.ss(s) --Paul

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Questions about DocumentTemplate.
by Mark Hammond 23 Mar '99

23 Mar '99

Ive started playing with DocTemplate for a project, but I will be using it sans Zope. I hope this is still the appropriate place... I want DocTemplate to expose an object model, and it seems perfect for the task. However, Im having trouble using "." expressions. Code speaks louder than words, so my code is: ## class Spam: def eggs(self): return "Eggs" spam=Spam() from DocumentTemplate import * ss=HTML('Eggs are ') print ss(spam=spam) ss=String('Eggs are %(spam.eggs)s') print ss(spam=spam) ## What Im hoping to do should be quite obvious - I want to refer to "spam.eggs" in the DTML. With the HTML example, #var expr="spam.eggs()" is the best I can get. It seems ugly to me, and I feel there must be a better way. Using the String example, I can't make _anything_ work. Any I missing something? Is there something I can do so that String('Eggs are %(spam.eggs)s') does what I want? Please CC me - Im not on the list (but did peruse the archives before mailing...) Thanks, Mark.

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RE: [Zope] ZOracleDA and long numbers
by TFE MMS JARVIS JOHN 23 Mar '99

23 Mar '99

I have no problems with other applications as long as I stick with floats. Notably, Zope on Windows running through ODBC has no problems--the values are all converted to python L types. (Hey! maybe I should take a look at the ODBC code...) This is what originally led me to believe that the problem wasn't with Oracle, but within the OCI interface to Zope. I also thought that it also might have something to do with my Linux install, but SQL*Net doesn't have problems and Zope works wonderfully except for long numbers. Environment info: Zope 1.10.2 ZOracleDA 2.0.0 RedHat Linux 5.2 Oracle Net8 Client Apache > -----Original Message----- > From: Jordan B. Baker [SMTP:jbb@spyderlab.com] > Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 1:22 PM > To: TFE MMS JARVIS JOHN > Cc: zope(a)zope.org > Subject: Re: [Zope] ZOracleDA and long numbers > > On Tue, 23 Mar 1999, TFE MMS JARVIS JOHN wrote: > > > Hi all! > > > > I'm having a problem with running queries containing long numbers. > > I found in db.py that the data type NUMBER is converted to an > > integer which overflows in my case. > > > > The errors: > > > > Error, oci.error: (1455, 'ORA-01455: converting column overflows integer > > datatype\012') > > Without having yet looked at the source(*) could this be an error > occuring in Oracle itself? > > I just noticed the ORA-* which is typically an Oracle error message. > > ------- > Jordan B. Baker -- jbb(a)spyderlab.com > weaving the web @ http://www.spyderlab.com > (*) - BEWARE :) >

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sort order for tree display?
by Joe Van Andel 23 Mar '99

23 Mar '99

I'm still experimenting with ZOPE and the FAQ tool, which uses the 'tree' display widget. When I add a category or a FAQ entry, these items seem to appear in reverse order of the order I added them. The FAQ widget index_html DTML contains the line:  On what basis are the categories sorted? By name of the object's folder? Is there anyway to get the entries sorted in the order they were entered? Thanks much! Joe VanAndel Internet: vanandel(a)ucar.edu National Center for http://www.atd.ucar.edu/~vanandel/home.html Atmospheric Research

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Re: Zope digest, Vol 1 #185 - 21 msgs
by Jason Spisak 22 Mar '99

22 Mar '99

Ty: Again, the usefullness of your code is only outweighed by your generousity. I'm trying to get a personal schedular for my people, and I didn't want to go outside of Zope(since they are using that for thier everyday needs). And here you are with your Calendar tag. Thanks! Oh, I am reading your source to gleen how to implement the persistance of appointments, any hints? Jason Spisak webmaster(a)mtear.com Message: 1 From: tsarna(a)endicor.com (Ty Sarna) Subject: [Zope] Calendar tag released Date: 21 Mar 1999 21:17:56 GMT Organization: Endicor Technologies, Inc., San Antonio, Texas To: zope(a)zope.org People have been asking for my Calendar tag product, so I've uploaded a beta version to the contributed software page. With the DateTime class fixed in zope 1.10.x, it should be stable (in 1.9, misccalculations sometimes cause botches like repeated days). Have fun, and let me know what you think. When I get a chance I'll probably add a Year mode and polish up the documentation and call it 1.0.

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passings vars to sql method
by Fredy Villa 22 Mar '99

22 Mar '99

Zopists, I run into a problem. I have a DTML Methos that call an SQL Method. The SQL method, displayTasks, has two parameters, userID and statusID. The DTML method does have access to the variables userID and statusID prior to calling the sql method with a  tag. The DTML method looks like this:  <H2> </H2> <P><b></b></P> List of tasks: <form action=displayUser method=post> <SELECT NAME=statusID>  <OPTION VALUE=>  </SELECTED> <input type=hidden name=userID value=> </form> <table>  <tr><td></td><td></td><td> </table>  THE SQL methos look like this: select * from task_schedule where task_schedule.userID =  AND task_schedule.statusID =  -------------------------------------------------- I basically can't run the query because it cannot get a value for userID or statusID. How do I pass these vars to the sql method from a dtml method??? Thanks in advance, Fredy Villa FVilla(a)GestaltTechnology.com

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ZTables (Tablula) and SQL databases
by Robert OConnor 22 Mar '99

22 Mar '99

Looking for some enlightenment: <set learning on> I understand that Ztables was formerly Tabula an object database. If one were starting from scratch without legacy data would it make sense to use an object database instead of a relational database? If so, is ZTables/Tabula a full, robust database system that can scale up and exceed the features of Oracle or SQLxxx databases? What are the pros/cons of Object vs Relational databases. Currently it appears that Ztables/Tabula is priced at $1,500 but eventually may become open source. >From recent posts on the list *"Make site searchable" *"one 'document' in many 'folders'" It seems like Ztables would be an Ideal solution to these problems. ie, rather than the kludge of multiple copies of the SAME document, ONE copy in the database. Also, searching by key or full text would be possible. But for further enlightenment, can anyone point to good examples on the web of the use of ZTables/Tabula? woops, your request to <set learning off> has been denied! :-) -bobo connor

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Re: [Zope] one 'document' in many 'folders'
by Stefan Franke 22 Mar '99

22 Mar '99

I just thought a little more about the approach having a pool and some proxy objects that refer to the pool. I think it could be made quite neat when using just the following code for the proxies (DTML documents):  So you just need to put zope_is_cool inside your pool and add DTML documents with the above code under the same id to your folder structure wherever you like. Just check it out. Two caveats: - You have to use DTML documents, not methods, otherwise id() refers to the folder's id - Make sure that zope_is_cool really exists inside your pool, or you get an infinite redirection! (zope_is_cool is not found in the pool and then sought for along the aquisiton path, which refers to zope_is_cool itself, which redirects to the pool which ...) Maybe this could be even generalized to some kind of "symbolic link" product. Ideas anyone? Stefan

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