Got it. Thanks!
For example, to what does http://localhost:8080/ correspond on the hard drive? \Zope\bin?
ZOPE stores all data in a database... called the ZopeObjectDataBase [ZODB]. What you see in the Zope Management Interface [ZMI] is a view on this object-oriented database. You should drop the idea of files & folders [as used for traditional web-servers] and think of objects with methods & properties stored in a Database. This gives you the power to use Zope not only as a Web-Server, but as an Operating-System for the Internet... Zope is really the Linux for the Internet...;-)
Perhaps related to this is the question of how I get outside the Zope management interface - i.e., if I have a small application built, how do I access it directly from a blank browser, rather than through the management interface?
Simply call your "object" [or document / folder] simply via the Url:
http://localhost:8080/yourTestFolder/IdOfYourDocument
create a folder with an id=test, enter it, create a DTML Document with id=hello, edit it and then call:
http://localhost:8080/test/hello
keep zoped, maik
-- Maik Jablonski Deutsche Zope User Group www.zfl.uni-bielefeld.de www.dzug.org