Garito wrote:
Thanks again Johan for your response getattr(self, 'Result') is a python script inside my product (my product is a container) I can't undersant the complexity in these case Perhaps could be interesant to explain what I try to do before continue these conversation I try to process TraversalRequestNameStack (traverse_subpath) as user query Then I would like to generate the response and serve it to the user For example: user tye some thing like: http://myserver:myport/MyProduct/Value1 User wants Value1 in MyProduct Value1 is a processed value that returns: 'This is the result of precessing Value1' How could I do it? (Perhaps with these point of view we can understand ourselves better)
My thoughts: Override __bobo_traverse__ to process TraversalRequestNameStack because traverse_subpath is not available in products Then return the results to be printed in the screen
I assume these would be truly in fact easier :'(
These explanation illuminate you? (I hope so!!!)
I would simply add the to a special _v_attribute in __bobo_traverse__ and return self and then have an overrided index_html method. If the index_html method needs to be able to return something else when the URL http://myserver:myport/MyProduct is accessed (for instance) just let it check if the self._v_attribute is set. I would set the class attribute _v_attribute=None. Maybe setting a attribute in REQUEST is better, i'm not sure from the top of my head if volatile are unique for a transaction, they might possible be unique for a thread? Yeah I check it, they are cached in ram so I guess they are bound to a thread. Use REUQEST instead, it's tosed when the requests ends. Regards, Johan
THANKS AGAIN
PD: Sorry for my english!