Using Zope without running Zope (maybe a little silly)
Hey, This may sound a bit idiotic, but is there a way to produce Zope webpages on one system and cleanly use to result on another without having Zope? For example, I have Zope on my system and I have used it to produce pages. I'd like to take only the necessary HTML from what I produced and use it, as if hand-written, on my webserver which is not running Zope (and isn't under my control, so I can't run Zope on it). I would like to update the pages on my system, using Zope, and then synchronize it with the server whenever changes are made. Did anyone ever do this? Is it possible? Or is it too stupid to merit a response? :) Thanks a lot, -- Jordan Katz <katz@underlevel.net> | Mind the gap
On Tuesday 2002-03-19 at 22:45:44 -0500, Jordan Katz wrote:
This may sound a bit idiotic, but is there a way to produce Zope webpages on one system and cleanly use to result on another without having Zope? For example, I have Zope on my system and I have used it to produce pages. I'd like to take only the necessary HTML from what I produced and use it, as if hand-written, on my webserver which is not running Zope (and isn't under my control, so I can't run Zope on it). I would like to update the pages on my system, using Zope, and then synchronize it with the server whenever changes are made. Did anyone ever do this? Is it possible? Or is it too stupid to merit a response? :)
I believe tools like wget and mirror (and no doubt others) will do what you want. Just point them at your Zope web and have them traverse your site and save the files to your hard drive. You may need to process them a little before uploading them to the other web server. David Trudgett
Residential Computing at Berkeley (http://www.rescomp.berkeley.edu/) does a dump of their Zope site nightly to a server running apache which actually serves the content to the world. I found out about it when doing a google search for zope + wget, and came across this page in their zope docs: http://www.rescomp.berkeley.edu/about/training/allres/Zope-Management-HOWTO/... David Elfstrom (not in any way affiliated with the above system, I'm just sharing what I've found) At 10:45 PM 3/19/2002 -0500, you wrote:
This may sound a bit idiotic, but is there a way to produce Zope webpages on one system and cleanly use to result on another without having Zope? For example, I have Zope on my system and I have used it to produce pages. I'd like to take only the necessary HTML from what I produced and use it, as if hand-written, on my webserver which is not running Zope (and isn't under my control, so I can't run Zope on it). I would like to update the pages on my system, using Zope, and then synchronize it with the server whenever changes are made. Did anyone ever do this? Is it possible? Or is it too stupid to merit a response? :)
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