standard response to this: Use a web client like wget or curl (or the mirror script in the Python distribution's Tools directory) to mirror the content out of the Zope site. Anthony
Heiko Stoermer wrote Hi Zopists,
I'm currently working on an authoring system for my company to prove them how cool zope is... In short: they want an application to enter data with which html-documents will be generated. the problem is that they want static html files on their harddisk to serve them with apache, or their netscape server (don't ask...).
So: does anyone have a brilliant idea on how to get DTML-Documents (with their data stored in properties) out of Zope as a complete file? (to make it worse: including the embedded images...)
One approach I thought of was to write a HTTPClient that sucks the pages out of zope via the web, but actually I don't find this to be a very elegant solution.
Thanks for thinking about it :)
Heiko
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