Chad Nantais writes:
I have a folderish Python product called "Customer". When an instance of this product is created, I want it to contain a folder called "Vehicles" which is a normal OFS.Folder that will contain Vehicle objects owned by the customer. If I create a manage_afterAdd method in the Customer class, what does it need to call to create a folder called "Vehicles"? Or, if the manage_afterAdd is not a good way to accomplish this, what is better? I would do it in the constructor for your product instances. It probably looks somehow like this:
def addMyProduct(self,id): myInstance= MyProduct() myInstance._setId(id) self._setObject(id,myInstance) # you add here myInstance= getattr(self,id) # to acquisition wrap it childFolder= Folder() childFolder._setId('some_nice_id') myInstance._setObject('some_nice_id',childFolder) # here continues your previous code. ... Dieter