On 4/11/06, Dieter Maurer <dieter@handshake.de> wrote:
Erik Billing wrote at 2006-4-10 20:38 +0200:
... This works fine, except that it's a bit clumsy and has one big error; I catch just any exception that arises from the files.append(fileIterator.next())-call, and swallow it.
In fact, you should *NEVER* do this.
I totally agree
I've tried catching only the Unauthorized-exception, but an
anonymus user does not have access to the Unauthorized-exception, so I can't specify is in my except-declaration without getting a new authorization error.
The "README" in "Products/PythonScripts" (unmong others) tells you how to allow the import of usually protected ressources.
-- Dieter
Thanx, it worked fine when I allowed the unauthorized module, but I still wonder if this is the way I *should* do it, is there no easier way that does not incorporate an python script (or a similar clumsy dtml solution). It just feels a little overkill to write a specific script just to access the files in a directory. /Erik