Frank Drews, on 2007-01-30:
Hi,
Hi Frank,
I am very new to Zope, Zope is running fine, but I dont know the Products-Folder to copy new Products:
I have never run Zope on a Windows computer, so do not take my answer to be the final word on this, but I will give it a go.
zope 2.94 C:\Programme\CPS3.4.0-3\Zope\lib\python\Products C:\Programme\CPS3.4.0-3\Zope\skel\Products
I have never used CPS, but I guess the directories are used in the same way as normal Zope. Adding anything here would only affect CPS, not any Zope 2.9.4 instances.
C:\Programme\Zope-2.9.4\lib\python\Products
This is the Products dir that is used by all Zope instances; it is a part of core Zope . Normally only core Zope products should be here and you should not add anything to it manually. But adding your own products here *would* work I guess. Try it when everything else fails.
C:\Programme\Zope-2.9.4\skel\Products
When you create a new Zope instance, this is the Products directory that gets copied to that instance. You could put some basic products in here that you want to have in every new Zope instance that you create. But: adding products here will *only* affect *new* instances, not instances that you have already made.
ZMI is working fine, nuxeo cps, too. Have I to create a new Folder somewhere, I want to add Products like calzope cpsgroupware?
These products should be added to the Zope instance. The directories you mention above contain source code used by instances, but they are not instances themselves. I would expect the Zope instance to have been created in Documents and Settings or in My Documents; but that is a guess. You could let Windows search for any directories with the name 'Products'. That should turn up some more hits. Or create a new Zope instance (maybe call C:\Programme\Zope-2.9.4\bin\mkinstance or something like that) and see where the instance is created.
I have a similar problem with the Import folder. Which one is the right, just importing inside a folder of the ZMI?
It should be a folder called 'import' in the same directory as the Products directory of your instance. It should be automatically created for you when you create a new instance.
Many thanks I am really stuck and tried for more than one day
I hope this helps. My answers are based on my experience with Zope on Linux though; Windows may handle things differently, so sorry if I am putting you on the wrong track. -- Maurits van Rees | http://maurits.vanrees.org/ [NL] Work | http://zestsoftware.nl/ "Do not worry about your difficulties in computers, I can assure you mine are still greater."