[Grok-dev] A thought on the severe local utility problem

[Sebastian Ware]

The ZMI supports "reindex" so one can enter the ZMI to add an index  
and reindex it for a running application. So my guess is that  
populating the index is doable.

Mvh Sebastian

On 19 aug 2009, at 12.07, Jeroen Michiel wrote:

>
> I have been thinking about this problem, too.
>
> The main problem is that the local utilities can only be created 'at
> run-time', and not 'at grok-time'.
> So they are added in a IObjectAdded handler for you app.
>
> I was thinking: wouldn't it be a good idea to has some sort of
> 'IServerStarted' event (or does this actually exist)? Then you  
> could, each
> time the server starts, check if all localutilities exist, and if  
> they don't
> create them. Of course, you then still have the problem of how to  
> handle
> object that are already in the database (for instance if you added a  
> catalog
> at a later time), but perhaps there's a straight-forward way of  
> fixing that?
> Just an idea...
>
> Jeroen
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