[Bo M. Maryniuck]
Strange thing: when I click something (e.g. folder tree in the left frame) -- Zope waits forewer and goes timeout. But when I at the same time looking over production sites I have created -- all works fine. Seems that something wrong with ZMI, isn't it? So if yes, than what?..
I have seen this kind of behavior when a page gets POSTed to Zope using Netscape 4 - only in Windows, though. Something about the POST operation does not get completed. I found that clicking in the title bar or window frame of the browser would cause the operation to complete. The ZMI uses POST, IIRC. I do not know if more recent versions of Zope still have this problem. Cheers, Tom P
On Thursday 02 January 2003 6:16 pm, Passin, Tom wrote:
I have seen this kind of behavior when a page gets POSTed to Zope using Netscape 4 - only in Windows, though.
There was a bug that caused this with Zope running on Windows, fixed before 2.1 iirc. -- Toby Dickenson http://www.geminidataloggers.com/people/tdickenson
On Thursday 02 January 2003 20:36, Toby Dickenson wrote:
There was a bug that caused this with Zope running on Windows, fixed before 2.1 iirc.
Not well fixed probably. When I use Opera 6.x for Linux, I just click on a folders tree and browser waits until timeout. The same effect if you use MSIE 5.x on Windoze. When you close a browser, open it again -- nothing changed: ZMI "dead". But when you go to the production site at the same time -- you see the Zope not hangs, site[s] works and my ps uaxf | grep zope ...in Linux console shows me Zope runs as usually using minimum system resources. What I have noticed: if you does NOT use a tree of the folders, you have no problem and all woskd fine. -- Regards, Bogdan import xmlrpclib srv = xmlrpclib.Server('http://www.microsoft.com/') for employee in srv.MainDepartment.personnel():srv.fireEmployee(employee) -- found in Python XML-RPC example
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