But in any case, things aren't going to work very well that depend on the feature, whether Zope starts or doesn't, so it's best to figure out what the problem really is and fix it at the root. On Fri, 2003-09-26 at 13:27, Dieter Maurer wrote:
Arenz, Ralph wrote at 2003-9-26 12:38 +0200:
Stop,of course i forgot the -D option in the start-script ;-)
I know this problem.
For unknown reasons, someone decided that Zope should die in development mode when a product cannot be imported. I expect this is more useful in production mode -- but who knows.
Your Zope has a problem with a product whether or not you start it with "-D". When I remember right, I already explained you this problem...
However, when you start Zope with "-D", it dies.
The code causing this is in "OFS.Appliction" in function "import_products". I changed it (in our Zope installation) to
import_product(product_dir, product_name, # raise_exc=Globals.DevelopmentMode # DM: do not prevent start when a product import failed -- we may want to be stronger for production installations raise_exc=0 )
to get rid of this unexpected behaviour...
Dieter
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