[BlueBream] BlueBream TTW

[Andre Schubert]

Hi,

On Thu, 16 Feb 2012 10:18:35 +0100
Thierry Florac <thierry.florac at onf.fr> wrote:

TF> Le Thu, 16 Feb 2012 07:22:46 +0100,
TF>   Andre Schubert <andre at km3.de> a écrit:
TF> 
TF> > Hi,
TF> > 
TF> > TF> I'm one of those guys who worked (and is still working) on Zope2
TF> > TF> with a few TTW developments. But I faced too much difficulties on
TF> > TF> several sides (source code version management, deployment on
TF> > TF> production sites...) and didn't want to keep this way of working
TF> > TF> for my new applications built on top of ZTK and ZopeApp (not
TF> > TF> really BlueBream anymore because AFAIK this one didn't follow new
TF> > TF> releases of ZTK and ZopeApp packages).
TF> > 
TF> > Could you share some informations on how to setup/configure recent
TF> > ZTK and ZopeApp?
TF> > 
TF> 
TF> I've build a package (available on pypi), called ztfy.webapp, which is
TF> based at 99,9% on Bluebream code but which is based on release 1.1.3 of
TF> ZTK and ZopeApp packages ; it's last Buildout configuration file is
TF> here:
TF> 
TF>   http://download.ztfy.org/webapp/ztfy.webapp-1.1.3.cfg
TF> 
TF> Actually, it also includes my own packages (ztfy.*) to help me build
TF> a new site with my own tools in just a few minutes as well as several
TF> compatible third-party packages (zc.*, z3c.*, hurry.*, lovely.*...),
TF> but can probably be a good starting point.
TF> At least I just hope it can help...
TF> 
TF> I can also send you any complement if needed.
TF> 

thank you very much, this is a good starting point for me.
I will have a deeper look at it.

Regards,
Andre