Re: [Zope] Zope as a content manager for static web sites
I would be very much interested in the solution, too. If other people are not clear what the problem is, I'll restate it here: (1) You have a website "A" hosted in some web hosting service that only allows FTP. Your web hosting service does not run Zope. (2) You know Zope and can run Zope on your own machine "B". (3) You would like to design things on your own machine "B", and once they are ready and looking good, you would like to move your web content, in form of static web objects (HTML file, images), to your website "A". (Notice that you don't want to move stuff like DTML methods, external methods, etc. You want to move the "rendered" HTML pages!) This is effectively "mirroring". Your site "A" is a mirror of your Zope site "B". --------------------------------------------------------- Right now, I guess one can always do things in Zope, and then use some "offline browser" type of software to grab the entire site or subfolder, and then FTP the result up to your other website. For offline browsers, you can go to http://www.download.com/ and type in the keywords "offline browser". You have many choices. I know what these things do, but I have not played with any of them, so I don't know which one is good. Once you have grabbed what you want from your Zope site, you can then FTP it onto your site "A". ----------------------------------------------------------- That being said, I am still interested in any product that would make this process easier. It takes some time, but should not be hard to write a product that would check and update things automatically through FTP... this product should automatically add/delete files/folders on your site "A" and avoid FTPing files that have not been modified. If done well, all you may need to do is clicking on a button, and your website "A" automatically gets updated. :) Yeah, I know, easier said than done. :) ----------------------------------------------------------- "bob crosley" <bob-@hilgraeve.com> wrote: original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/zope/?start=21555
We're using Zope to build a web based app, but we also have a site that just serves static pages. I'd love to use Zope as a content management tool for the static site, but can't install Zope on that server.
Is there a Zope add-on that would let me build the site in Zope, and then publish a static web site from that. Have Zope build the HTML pages from the DTML methods, and write them to disk, so that I can then FTP those to the server?
Any directions you could point me would be greatly appreciated.
Bob
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Hung Jung Lu wrote:
I would be very much interested in the solution, too.
If other people are not clear what the problem is, I'll restate it here:
(1) You have a website "A" hosted in some web hosting service that only allows FTP. Your web hosting service does not run Zope.
(2) You know Zope and can run Zope on your own machine "B".
(3) You would like to design things on your own machine "B", and once they are ready and looking good, you would like to move your web content, in form of static web objects (HTML file, images), to your website "A". (Notice that you don't want to move stuff like DTML methods, external methods, etc. You want to move the "rendered" HTML pages!) This is effectively "mirroring". Your site "A" is a mirror of your Zope site "B".
[other lines deleted] I believe this is what ZMirror does. See http://www.zope.org/Members/rossl/ZMirror -- Steve Rauch srauch@u.washington.edu
Should it be possible to set the sys.path in an external method or product? import sys sys.path.insert(0, '/home/johanc/python') Regards, Johan
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