Hello Zopesters: I'm pleased to inform you that Zope 1.10.2 has landed: http://www.zope.org/Download/Releases/Zope-1.10.2/ This release fixes a number of bugs since 1.10pr1. The only user-visible change is that there is now a management interface for importing and exporting objects. You can find out more by visiting the change log. http://www.zope.org/Download/Releases/Zope-1.10.2/Changes Why the jump from 1.10pr1 to 1.10.2? Because we kept finding and fixing small bugs just as we were ready to make a release. Check the change log for the gory details. We believe that this release is pretty solid and hope to not make another stable release for a while. Have at it and have fun! -Amos -- Amos Latteier amos@digicool.com Digital Creations http://www.digicool.com
Ok, has anyone thought about putting together an upgrade guide for upgrading Zope versions? Steps I'm undertaking: . install new version . install ZServer into new version (hm, do I still need to update Folder.py?) . copying external methods and products from old to new installations . transferring bobobase. either by exporting the old one, and importing the new, or by just copying over the Data.bbb. The former is more of a pain, the latter means you lose any new stuff in the default bobobase. have I forgotten anything? Anthony
Anthony Baxter wrote:
Ok, has anyone thought about putting together an upgrade guide for upgrading Zope versions? Steps I'm undertaking:
. install new version
Right.
. install ZServer into new version (hm, do I still need to update Folder.py?)
The latest Zope is fine, no need to tweak Folder.py
. copying external methods and products from old to new installations
Yep. In the case of Products, it might be easier to reinstall them, since then you only have to copy one file, rather than a whole directory, and some sneaky Products may install stuff in the Shared directory as well as in the Products directory.
. transferring bobobase. either by exporting the old one, and importing the new, or by just copying over the Data.bbb. The former is more of a pain, the latter means you lose any new stuff in the default bobobase.
I would suggest just copying over the Data.bbb file. Import and export works fine for objects and groups of objects, but I don't think it's a great way to mirror an entire database. Also, I think in the latest version of Zope you can copy the Data.bbb file while Zope is running, but you might want to make sure both Zopes are shutdown before copying the Data.bbb file from one to the other. Finally, I'm unhappy to admit that the latest Zope has the same old default database as the last version, so you won't be missing much if you wipe it out. -Amos
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