Recently, I have written several times: Look at the Zope source for documentation. Zope has quite good source documentation. However, as the Zope source is huge, this advice is not so easy to follow. Therefore, I made "DocFinder". This small product allows you to ask any object in your Zope system about its documentation: methods, roles, arguments, documentation strings. As even simple Zope objects expose hundreds of methods, I made the display a two level interactively explorable tree structure. The first level shows you the classes, the object is build from. Expanding a class will show you the class's attributes. I think, this product can help you in various ways: as a Zope programmer: * learn about the available methods and their arguments * learn about Zope's architecture and building blocks * check for security holes as a Zope maintainer * help you to bring interfaces and implementation in line * help you to straighten out some quirks in Zope's implementation * help you to improve Zope documentation * help you to detect potential security risks due to unprotected attributes More information and download at URL:http://www.dieter.handshake.de/pyprojects/zope/DocFinder.html