Stephan wrote:
Can you edit SQL Methods through FTP yet? Last time I checkd you could only do Images and DTML Methods/Documents.
no, you can't. Just checked. You can only see the "file".
Any suggestions, though, on how to do this? The only way currently to tell what to add via FTP is by the normal "magic" stuff (file extensions, investigating the content, etc. Even worse, how would you edit the arguments list in a SQL method via FTP? We have some pretty good suggestions on how to do this, but first it would be interesting to hear other ideas. --Paul Paul Everitt Digital Creations paul@digicool.com 540.371.6909 ----------------------------------------- The Open Source Zope application server http://www.zope.org/
Paul Everitt wrote:
Stephan wrote:
Can you edit SQL Methods through FTP yet? Last time I checkd you could only do Images and DTML Methods/Documents.
no, you can't. Just checked. You can only see the "file".
Any suggestions, though, on how to do this? The only way currently to tell what to add via FTP is by the normal "magic" stuff (file extensions, investigating the content, etc.
Even worse, how would you edit the arguments list in a SQL method via FTP?
We have some pretty good suggestions on how to do this, but first it would be interesting to hear other ideas.
I would suggest showing them as file attributes (in Macintosh/OS2/NT sense) and to show them to users in a way similar to how Windows NT does it (at least when presenting the volume shared to Macs on local server) i.e. have files named myZSQLmethod_id -- this is the whole method in either of the current "standard" formats RFC822 or XML and also plaintext files myZSQLmethod_id$BODY myZSQLmethod_id$ARGUMENTS myZSQLmethod_id$TITLE myZSQLmethod_id$CONNECTION_ID for separate attributes saving a file with bad syntax would just give a protection error (as file systems don't generally know anything better) ------------------ Hannu
NOTE: I may have no clue what I'm talking about because Ive only been 1/2 paying attention to the various XML threads running through the list. It might be possible to represent an ZSQL Query as an XML Document with the arguments as one document element, and the text as another document element, and then through the use of the XML Document structure stuff (Here is where I might have no clue what i'm talking about) be able to represent each portion of the ZSQL Query as separate items in the Database, and then edit each portion of the ZSQL Query separately. On Tue, 3 Aug 1999, Paul Everitt wrote:
Stephan wrote:
Can you edit SQL Methods through FTP yet? Last time I checkd you could only do Images and DTML Methods/Documents.
no, you can't. Just checked. You can only see the "file".
Any suggestions, though, on how to do this? The only way currently to tell what to add via FTP is by the normal "magic" stuff (file extensions, investigating the content, etc.
Even worse, how would you edit the arguments list in a SQL method via FTP?
We have some pretty good suggestions on how to do this, but first it would be interesting to hear other ideas.
--Paul
Paul Everitt Digital Creations paul@digicool.com 540.371.6909 ----------------------------------------- The Open Source Zope application server http://www.zope.org/
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