On 19 Jan 00, 11:04 dale w lance wrote:
> The answer comes a few lines later where it says to import ZopeOrg.zexp
> from the import directory into your Products folder.
Ah, thanks.
Well, I just tried it one step at a time: perform the requested action, then check
the expected results against the documentation.
> However, this
> product still isn't quite up to speed yet. After following all the
> directions you will be presented with some more broken objects in some of
> the products. I guess it is still too beta or alpha
Hm. Actually, what I was looking for wasn't so much something to actually use,
but some kind of "working example" for zope.
I'm looking for a simple, but reasonably complete example which is presentable
to a possible end user, in order to demonstration of what could be done with
zope, and which could serve as a starting point to explore Zope with.
Wenn looking at the available documentation, including the FAQ, I find no
obvious starting point. Is there a document giving an overview over the
architecture and terminology of zope?
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