Hi all, I need several DateTime Funcion to create a mini-tutos system. So I tried to imort the mxDateTime libraries, but this doesn't work at all. from mx.DateTime import * results to You are not allowed to access DateTime in this context. Can anybody give me some advice how to handle with this, or are there other DateTime Function available in Python (I didn't find DateTime Function in the Python Docu) ? Thanks for helping, Bernhard K.
--On Dienstag, 13. Mai 2003 10:09 Uhr +0200 Kahlbacher Bernhard <Bernhard.Kahlbacher@fh-joanneum.at> wrote:
Hi all,
I need several DateTime Funcion to create a mini-tutos system. So I tried to imort the mxDateTime libraries, but this doesn't work at all. from mx.DateTime import * results to You are not allowed to access DateTime in this context.
check lib/python/Products/pythonScripts/README.txt
Can anybody give me some advice how to handle with this, or are there other DateTime Function available in Python (I didn't find DateTime Function in the Python Docu) ?
Check Appendix B of the Zope Book. -aj
Kahlbacher Bernhard wrote at 2003-5-13 10:09 +0200:
I need several DateTime Funcion to create a mini-tutos system. So I tried to imort the mxDateTime libraries, but this doesn't work at all. from mx.DateTime import * results to You are not allowed to access DateTime in this context.
You might find a newer "mx" distribution that comes with the necessary security declarations. I know that Mark worked on it (in connection with his ZmxODBCDA). I do not know, whether the enhanced "mx" package is already released. Dieter
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