Hi! I was looking at the Z SQL Method's User's Guide at http://www.zope.org/Documentation/Guides/ZSQL/ZSQL-HTML/ZSQL.html, and I'm interested in the "defining Result classes" section. I've got some data in MySQL format right now, and I want to wrap a Python class around it "the Zope way" so that I can access/update properties of the object without embedding SQL in my Python code (I did that some in PHP3, and now my code is somewhat unreadable :-(). So, I defined a class "School.py" in /usr/local/Zope/python/lib/Shared/smpitts and created an empty __init__.py file in that directory. I then added the following line to /usr/local/Zope/Extension/smpitts_utils.py: "from Shared.smpitts.School import School". Here's my class definition in School.py: """Represent a School in the MSC Database""" class School: ""Represent a School""" def test(self): return "Yippee..I'm a School Object!" I also created an Z MySQL Database Connection in the Test folder of my Zope server. (The docs are really bad on this: I had to look through several source files before I found a very large doc string with connection info. Why that is not shown when I enter an invalid connect string is my guess). It connected OK to my MySQL server (version 3.22.25). I created a simple SQL method with the parameter SchoolId and this SQL: SELECT * FROM Schools WHERE <!--#sqltest SchoolId column=SchoolId type="string"--> and called it School. In the Advanced tab, I told Zope to use Class Name: School and Class File: smpitts_utils for the results. It appeared to work, I tried entering invalid module names and it generated error messages, but when I entered the actual modules, it found the class OK. Testing the method worked great, and looked up School data perfectly. However (from the Docs), I thought I should be able to do something like this to run the test method: http://orwell:9673/Test/School/SchoolId/GRAH/test I got a "Resource Not Found" message. Just doing this: http://orwell:9673/Test/School/SchoolId/GRAH gives me the index_html object for /Test/, demonstrating the Acquisition works OK. What am I doing wrong? Is that piece of Documentation dated? Should I be using Z-Classes to accomplish this instead? I've got a some data in MySQL format (about 4,000 rows), and I want to reap the benefit of encapsulating them in Objects without having to manually, (or programmatically), add them all to Zope. FWIW, I'm running Zope 2.0a4 on Linux/x86 2.2.10, Python 1.5.2 (the version that is packaged in Debian potato). -- Stephen Pitts smpitts@midsouth.rr.com webmaster - http://www.mschess.org