Hiya. I just wrote the "Roxen Challenger and Zope" HowTo. Since I know that some of you have installed Roxen and Zope lately, I would appreciate any comments you may have before I make it public. http://www.zope.org/Members/magnus/Roxen /Magnus Heino
Magnus Heino wrote:
Hiya.
I just wrote the "Roxen Challenger and Zope" HowTo.
Since I know that some of you have installed Roxen and Zope lately, I would appreciate any comments you may have before I make it public.
http://www.zope.org/Members/magnus/Roxen
/Magnus Heino
Pretty nice, though it would be nice to have the rewrite rules available (if you've figured them out) for getting the Zope.cgi out of the uRL. I've been working on them with no satisfactory result yet :-( I would add for those doing virtual hosting through apache, that Roxen provides a _really_ nice way of doing it, without restarting the whole server :-) Once I get this working, I have a Roxen/Zope navigation product in mind :-) On that note, I seem to recall mention of Zope Enterprise doing stuff like disabling the python global interpreter lock? What does htis gain us? I get the feeling it would improve performance for those of us doing virtual hosting. Am I correct? -- "They laughed at Columbus, they laughed at Fulton, they laughed at the Wright brothers. But they also laughed at Bozo the Clown." -- Carl Sagan
Bill Anderson wrote:
On that note, I seem to recall mention of Zope Enterprise doing stuff like disabling the python global interpreter lock? What does htis gain us? I get the feeling it would improve performance for those of us doing virtual hosting. Am I correct?
Take a look at the ZEO PDF file: http://www.digicool.com/Solutions/ZEOFactSheet.pdf The quick answer is: no. Rather, you get to run multiple processes on multiple processors/machines/networks and get one big distributed object system. --Paul
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