At 01:01 PM 2/14/00 -0500, Martijn Pieters wrote:

From: James W. Howe [mailto:jwh@allencreek.com]

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I'm trying to track down why things aren't working in my Zope/Python code. [...] Can someone give me some more detailed information on how to get ZLogger to work under Windows NT?

STUPID_FILE_LOGGER is a typo. It should be STUPID_LOG_FILE. [...]

I figured that out about the time I received your message. :-) I've now got logging working but I've run into a new problem and I don't know whether it represents a bug in ZLogger, the code I'm trying to test, or not a bug at all. The problem I have is that one of the LOG statements that I'm using is causing a "call of non-function (type file)" error in Zope. The code is failing on line 99 of stupidFileLogger.py. My LOG code looks like this: LOG('GUF',ERROR, 'An exception was raised by %s' \ % self.userList.absolute_url(),'',exc_info()) The code causing the traceback from stupidFileLogger.py is: _stupid_dest("%s: %s\n" % error[:2]) I'm not a Python expert, but what I assume is happening is that this statement is failing, and since it wasn't in a try block, the standard ZPublisher error handler gets invoked which yields my "Zope Error" page. Is this correct? If so, why does this line fail and is this a general bug with ZLogger? Thanks. James W. Howe mailto:jwh@allencreek.com Allen Creek Software, Inc. pgpkey: http://ic.net/~jwh/pgpkey.html Ann Arbor, MI 48103