[ZDP] BackTalk to Document The Zope Book (2.6 Edition)/Using Basic Zope Objects

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      Alert readers will note that the 'id' provided by the output is
      *not* the 'id' of the External Method ('SalesEM').  It is
      instead the 'id' of the "containing" folder, which is named
      'Sales'!  This is a demonstration of the fact that External
      Methods (as well as Script (Python) objects are mostly meant to
      be used in the "context" of another object, which is often a
      Folder.  This is why they are named
      "methods":ObjectOrientation.stx.  Typically, you don't often
      want to access information about the External Method or Script
      itself; all the "interesting" information is usually kept in
      other objects (like Folders).  An External Method or Script
      "knows about" its context and can display information about the
      context without much fuss.

        % Anonymous User - Nov. 21, 2003 5:02 am:
         Note that whenever you change the External Method file in your shell, you need to press the 'Save Changes'
         button on the Properties Tab of the External Method. If you do not, Zope does not seem aware of your changes
         (caching?).

        % Anonymous User - Dec. 31, 2003 5:57 pm:
         All I needed to do was to press my browser's "Refresh" button after saving the changes to the External Method
         file in my shell.