ZCatalog Index: bobobase_modification_time, Zope251/Linux
Hi! I have implemented some catalog aware ZClasses and reindex the objects after property change with: <dtml-call reindex_object>. The catalog index is up to date, but not the bobobase_modification_time. This index field is always one "reindex-step" behind. I have read about that on this list some time ago but can't find the posting. Is it possible to index the last valid modification time? Juergen
Have you remembered to set up it up to store the metadata ?? regards Max M Juergen R. Plasser / Hexagon wrote:
I have implemented some catalog aware ZClasses and reindex the objects after property change with: <dtml-call reindex_object>. The catalog index is up to date, but not the bobobase_modification_time. This index field is always one "reindex-step" behind. I have read about that on this list some time ago but can't find the posting.
-- "Sorry I would Really Like To Help More On This Project, But Am To Busy Doing Paid Work On A Tight Deadline" Max M
--On Dienstag, 11. Juni 2002 11:20 +0200 Max M <maxm@mxm.dk> wrote:
Have you remembered to set up it up to store the metadata ??
The metadata is stored correctly. Or do you mean I should store the modification time in the properties within a date field? Regards, Juergen
Juergen R. Plasser / Hexagon writes:
I have implemented some catalog aware ZClasses and reindex the objects after property change with: <dtml-call reindex_object>. The catalog index is up to date, but not the bobobase_modification_time. This index field is always one "reindex-step" behind. I have read about that on this list some time ago but can't find the posting. Google search for "Dieter Maurer bobobase_modification_time" should help to locate the thread.
Is it possible to index the last valid modification time? Not easy, at least.
The easiest solution would be to maintain your own "ModiticationTime" and catalog this instead of "bobobase_modification_time". Dieter
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