[Pascal Samuzeau] I've a NT server. In intend to serve XML files, with my Zope's site, I've installed 4suite. Or, with NT, I have no choice to install 4suite than under C:\4suite. But in any case under the Zope's lib/Product. The matter is that I want to use of XSLTranslatedDocument, and this one is waiting for the Ft.XML.Xslt, under lib/Products. How is the right way to use of 4suite with Zope under NT ? [Tom P] I run xslt stylesheets under Zope using 4xslt. You would run 4suite code using an External Method. After installation, you can either copy the pyxml and 4suite directories to corresponding locations in the Zope directory tree, or you can add a .pth file in the Zope Python directory to add those dorectories to the python path. You should make sure that the versions of 4suite and pyxml that you use will work with the version of Python in your Zope installation. If you are just setting up, that would probably be Python 2.1.3. With this approach, all the xslt stylesheets would probably best be in the file system rather than the Zope object database, although you could feed them to the 4xslt code as strings from Zope. If you keep the stylesheets in the file system, you want to make sure that your code can find them. There are several ways to do this: 1) Use absolute paths. This will be a problem if you ever move the system to a different directory location. 2) Relative paths. In this case you have to decide "relative to what"?. I recommend that you locate all these files relative to the python code that uses them. Python modules can find out their own location, so you can be sure of finding the files relative to that. I like to set a variable for the base directory in the __init__.py file of a package. This is an easy way to make it available to any code that uses the package, including the External Methods you will write. Here is an example of what I do in DTML to invoke a stylesheet transformation: <dtml-let xml= "runXML(_['REQUEST']['xml']"> <dtml-let xsl= "getBasepath()+'\\stylesheets\\routeInfoDisplay_4.xsl'"> <dtml-var "transform_xml_string (xml,xsl)"> </dtml-let> </dtml-let> Here, "xml" ends up containing an xml string. "xsl" is the full path to the stylesheet. getBasepath() gets the base path I mentioned earlier. In this example, I am processing some xml posted from a web page in a hidden field. getBasepath(), runXML() and transform_xml_string() are External Methods. You should make sure that your external methods do nothing more than dispatch to the real code, which should be located outside the Zope directory structure. Do not write any code that does real processing in the External Method file itself, always call the code that will do the work. Cheers, Tom P