problem installing Openflow product of zope on LINUX
Hi, I am supposed to set up development environment for a project. & for that I have already installed Zope-2.11.4, Python-2.4.4, Egenix-2.0.6, Postgresql-7.4.13, & Psycopg-1.1.6 on a RedHat LINUX box. Now I need to install OpenFlow-1.1.0 in the Products directory of Zope. I tried installing OpenFlow source tar ball by the following instructions – ./configure Make Sudo make install All of the above commands worked successfully. But still I am not able to see the openflow product on the Zope Management Interface Screen. Can you please suggest something? It’s really urgent. Am I missing any steps while installing OpenFlow? Please Help me. Regards, Smita
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Hi,
I am supposed to set up development environment for a project. & for that I have already installed Zope-2.11.4, Python-2.4.4, Egenix-2.0.6, Postgresql-7.4.13, & Psycopg-1.1.6 on a RedHat LINUX box.
Now I need to install OpenFlow-1.1.0 in the Products directory of Zope. I tried installing OpenFlow source tar ball by the following instructions – #
As said: OpenFlow is *very old* and *unmaintained* since years. Loook for alternatives. - -aj -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (Darwin) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQGUBAEBAgAGBQJM8ArOAAoJEADcfz7u4AZjjUwLv2rAzcM+7KhTstMVXw/gUEQL OKx5bGywpo3foIbTrQGC64yZynXZRVP6vmVBYHwKOVb1AQXXqbulaOadvoQU6XIn wiJ/Kovgi69Sb0XUz8YnTso/fnk4uuLLIRpE6KGnJtXOjLf2du6krnIJsOyqTQ95 pQwsK8aLmxE9QP93hno71gxb2wbfdWyP3PbBRCTg+yzg0w9lkMn8z4Dav5pVOPla naiScwJSZt2H+dymJyt99yHhPMfylGzGxlsTMR7gBj3QTd2HoTTG5ydXCODBsC8l Z5mveHXKNh22RxSzeO9bdt8di75eEeGkeumJvSjwlkw7SQO5UMBXhyr8pnRvKUAm NDe/QsDt8GUmAqfpda2AfzDxddnW0ek/wEbuns9Jlty8SZVqpNEw4NSvW8K7wYLz islrgjG87NxPlGIvbPiW0Axr+aCuJrWEestM7bJwnAXkigPQvtPvyN2LeeNzdbvy AWNnBzU6qFvzekoufYfrIoGMErLD1N4= =4fUq -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
smita kamdar wrote:
Hi,
I am supposed to set up development environment for a project. & for that I have already installed Zope-2.11.4, Python-2.4.4, Egenix-2.0.6, Postgresql-7.4.13, & Psycopg-1.1.6 on a RedHat LINUX box.
Now I need to install OpenFlow-1.1.0 in the Products directory of Zope. I tried installing OpenFlow source tar ball by the following instructions ?
./configure
Make
Sudo make install
All of the above commands worked successfully. But still I am not able to see the openflow product on the Zope Management Interface Screen. Can you please suggest something? It?s really urgent. Am I missing any steps while installing OpenFlow? Please Help me.
Regards,
Smita
First of all you need to make a correct installation of Zope: use 'make inplace' followed by './bin/mkzopeinstance.py'. In the created zope instance switch to the Products folder and unpack the OpenFlow tgz file. The problem is: the code is old and not working with the last zope versions. The fix is simple: in the file expression.py change line from Products.PageTemplates.Expressions import getEngine, _SecureModuleImporter in from Products.PageTemplates.Expressions import getEngine, SecureModuleImporter and remove SecureModuleImporter = _SecureModuleImporter() (at least in the version I have) If you need a workflow engine modern and up-to-date I counsel to integrate openwfe (now 'route': http://ruote.rubyforge.org/) -- Riccardo Lemmi
On 28/11/2010 10:24, Riccardo Lemmi wrote:
If you need a workflow engine modern and up-to-date I counsel to integrate openwfe (now 'route': http://ruote.rubyforge.org/)
...which is Ruby, right? How do you get that to work with Zope? Chris -- Simplistix - Content Management, Batch Processing & Python Consulting - http://www.simplistix.co.uk
Chris Withers wrote:
On 28/11/2010 10:24, Riccardo Lemmi wrote:
If you need a workflow engine modern and up-to-date I counsel to integrate openwfe (now 'route': http://ruote.rubyforge.org/)
...which is Ruby, right?
How do you get that to work with Zope?
Chris
Yes, it is ruby, but it is a client/server app. Last time I checked there was connectors for various languages, python included. I haven't the chance to integrate route in zope in a real project but I assessed that the connector was very simple to use. -- Riccardo Lemmi
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