I'm interested in using Zope to develop an existing web site. To start with I've recreated most of the site in Zope, separating content from design as I went. I would now like to publish the site in plain HTML format (what the browser gets now when pointed at my Zope site), and serve it up as a static site from my production server. Is there a Zope based tool for doing this, or should I use something like wget? I'm open to other suggestions. Thanks, Jake.
hello,
a static site from my production server. Is there a Zope based tool for doing this, or should I use something like wget? I'm open to other suggestions.
yes. it's called ZMirror. Do a search on Zope.org. I've used it before and it worked. But I've not used it in a long time. luke
Hey Jake, Two ways to attack this... 1) use load_site.py to load all your old static html into Zope (which it will eat up and spit out very nicely) and just develop alongside of it in versions or 2) Just FTP it all in. BZ At 1:39 PM -0400 5/21/01, Vanderdray, Jake wrote:
I'm interested in using Zope to develop an existing web site. To start with I've recreated most of the site in Zope, separating content from design as I went. I would now like to publish the site in plain HTML format (what the browser gets now when pointed at my Zope site), and serve it up as a static site from my production server. Is there a Zope based tool for doing this, or should I use something like wget? I'm open to other suggestions.
Thanks, Jake.
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Hi BZ, --On Montag, 21. Mai 2001 22:27 -0400 BZ <bz@bwanazulia.com> wrote:
Hey Jake,
Two ways to attack this...
1) use load_site.py to load all your old static html into Zope (which it will eat up and spit out very nicely) and just develop alongside of it in versions
or
2) Just FTP it all in.
I understand he wants to other way round :) Not getting the files in but getting the files out of zope ;) Hi Jake, sure, you can easy check out the static files every time you make changes. This seems logical at first bu has some drawbacks: you have to check out every file. You cant easyly implement functionality with user interaction if you want this some time. And last not least during your updating, the site is inconsistent (imagine writing a html file which is accessed the same time by a user) The way I recommend is setting up a proxy (for high performance use squid) and give your objects cache times. See the new cache objetcs in zope - this way you can automatically refresh your objects into the downstream proxy. This gives you both flexibility and performance. (squid can also cache according to accept-data (language, variants, ...) Regards Tino Wildenhain
At 1:39 PM -0400 5/21/01, Vanderdray, Jake wrote:
I'm interested in using Zope to develop an existing web site. To start with I've recreated most of the site in Zope, separating content from design as I went. I would now like to publish the site in plain HTML format (what the browser gets now when pointed at my Zope site), and serve it up as a static site from my production server. Is there a Zope based tool for doing this, or should I use something like wget? I'm open to other suggestions.
Thanks, Jake.
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