Of course you can subclass ZCatalog. Sniff into the Squishdot sources as an example. -aj --On Wednesday, June 19, 2002 16:41 +0200 Per Hörnfeldt <Per.Hornfeldt@reachin.se> wrote:

Hi, is it possible to use ZCatalog as a base class for Python based products? If so, does anyone know if there any examples available, which I haven't been able to find? If not, how do one implement fast search mechanisms in Python based products? We've been thinking of using "mxm Easy Product" in our product. Does anyone have experience from it?

Regards, /Per

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