With Zope's acquisition model, doesn't it lead to a horribly cluttered root folder? How do you avoid getting the root folder cluttered with a bunch of junk just because it's used in sub projects underneath it? -- If we all work together, we can totally disrupt the system.
On Sat, Feb 19, 2000 at 09:39:37AM -0700, jiva@devware.com wrote:
With Zope's acquisition model, doesn't it lead to a horribly cluttered root folder? How do you avoid getting the root folder cluttered with a bunch of junk just because it's used in sub projects underneath it?
Usually you put the common used things at the lowest level where it can still be seen by folders who need it. If, however, you end up with all of them needing to be in the root folder, you can split into subfolders. For example, put all your SQL methods into a folder named "DB", then refer the methods like this: <dtml-in "DB.method()"> instead of: <dtml-in method> -Petru
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