I've been given a .zexp file by a helpful individual which may sort out a problem I have. Unfortunately I'm too dumb to understand what I do with such a file. Can anyone suggest what it is and how I can make use of it? -- John
Am Fr, den 08.10.2004 schrieb John Poltorak um 22:36:
I've been given a .zexp file by a helpful individual which may sort out a problem I have. Unfortunately I'm too dumb to understand what I do with such a file.
Can anyone suggest what it is and how I can make use of it?
http://zope.org/Documentation/Books/ZopeBook/2_6Edition/UsingZope.stx#2-52 Tino.
Put it in THE import folder. The location depends on your installation - could be /usr/share/zope/import - your Control Panel/Instance Home should help tell you where. Notice I say THE import folder, any other folder that happens to be named 'import' will not do. Make sure the permissions allow the .zexp file to be read by Zope. Go to the folder where you want to do the import and use the Import/Export button at the end of the object list. You have to type in just the name of .zexp file, no path elements, no browsing. Cliff John Poltorak wrote:
I've been given a .zexp file by a helpful individual which may sort out a problem I have. Unfortunately I'm too dumb to understand what I do with such a file.
Can anyone suggest what it is and how I can make use of it?
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