But I don't know how access Zope (running on WinME). I started the START.BAT which starts a script called z2.py in a DOS window. I assume Zope is running at this point, but what do I point my browser to? Dan brian@coolnamehere.com wrote:
Hi Dan,
One of the neat things about Zope is that it comes with an excellent tutorial built in. Install Zope, and it will start you off with a "QuickStart" screen that will give a quick overview of Zope concepts. There is also a "ZopeTutorial" object you can construct and step through. The ZopeTutorial is quite good, and helped me understand a lot of techniques that I'd never bothered learning before.
Also, The Zope Book is available online as a link from the Documentation section of the zope.org site. You can use the online version of the book while getting your feet wet, and then buy it as a "away-from-computer" reference.
Have fun with Zope! It seemed overwhelming and complex to me at first, but now I'm using it to add stuff to my site which would have been too awkward with CGI or some of the other Web application platforms.
Good luck, Brian Wisti brian@coolnamehere.com
On 2 Feb 2002 at 10:44, das@wi.rr.NOESPAM.com wrote:
I am researching WEB Application servers with the goal to select one for a project. I have read much on Zope online and would like to get my feet wet but I see no online docs/tutorial for a complete Zope newbie. I see there is a book, but I only want to get my feet wet to see how it works in practice. But I don't even know how to log into Zope after installing it.
Dan -- Brian Wisti brian@coolnamehere.com http://www.coolnamehere.com/
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