Hi, I have Zope installed on Win98 and tried to access different object from a Web Folder. I have no problem to log in. I also can see the different folders and documents. But there is no way to copy any document from/to my Zope site to/from my local machine. I have a message like "Error while trying to copy one or some of the selected files" (the actual message is in French). However, I'm able to delete the files on Zope site using the same Web Folder. I tried to do the same with another site not powered by Zope and it works perfectly fine. Any idea, pointers? Thanks. ****************************************************** Oscar Picasso picasso@videotron.ca ******************************************************
-----Original Message----- From: zope-admin@zope.org [mailto:zope-admin@zope.org]On Behalf Of Oscar Picasso Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 1999 3:42 PM To: zope@zope.org Subject: [Zope] Zope + Web Folder
Hi,
I have Zope installed on Win98 and tried to access different object from a Web Folder.
I have no problem to log in. I also can see the different folders and documents. But there is no way to copy any document from/to my Zope site to/from my local machine.
I have a message like "Error while trying to copy one or some of the selected files" (the actual message is in French).
However, I'm able to delete the files on Zope site using the same Web Folder.
I tried to do the same with another site not powered by Zope and it works perfectly fine.
Any idea, pointers? Thanks.
Would the Zope folder be in uppercase or have some uppercase characters in it, or do some of the copied stuff have uppercase characters. THis causes trouble in webdav interaction between IE and Zope (though not in all cases it would seem. I do not know exactly where it does and where it doesn't). Rik
No it doesn't. The folder is the root folder. The file is called 'test'. I also tried to make a subfolder called 'folder' an within it a file 'test'. It produce the same error.
Would the Zope folder be in uppercase or have some uppercase characters in it, or do some of the copied stuff have uppercase characters. THis causes trouble in webdav interaction between IE and Zope (though not in all cases it would seem. I do not know exactly where it does and where it doesn't).
Rik
****************************************************** Oscar Picasso picasso@videotron.ca ******************************************************
At 16:37 12/10/99 , Oscar Picasso wrote:
No it doesn't. The folder is the root folder. The file is called 'test'. I also tried to make a subfolder called 'folder' an within it a file 'test'. It produce the same error.
But is there any case difference between the files that are created in Zope and those on your harddisk. There is a known problem with Explorer using mixed case from reqwuest to request. Apparantly this is solved in the CVS version of Zope. -- Martijn Pieters, Web Developer | Antraciet http://www.antraciet.nl | Tel: +31-35-7502100 Fax: +31-35-7502111 | mailto:mj@antraciet.nl http://www.antraciet.nl/~mj | PGP: http://wwwkeys.nl.pgp.net:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0xA8A32149 ------------------------------------------
Thank for your help. But I couldn't compare the names as I was enable to copy them. So I had just one copy of the files I try to move. I think the problem I had was surely related to fact that when using the Web Folder, Zope convert the file on the hard disk to different kind of Zope objects, according to their extension. ex: .gif, .jpg ---> a Zope image .html, .txt ---> a DTML document no extension ---> a Zope file That's smart. What is less smart is that on the other direction, if a Zope image or Zope file are correctly copied to the hard disk, when trying to copy a DTML document, Zope doesn't convert it to file and that's when I got the errors. That's what I've understood.
But is there any case difference between the files that are created in Zope and those on your harddisk. There is a known problem with Explorer using mixed case from reqwuest to request. Apparantly this is solved in the CVS version of Zope.
-- Martijn Pieters, Web Developer
****************************************************** Oscar Picasso picasso@videotron.ca ******************************************************
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