[Zope-DB] Newbie question: DCOracle2 installation
Tena Sakai
tena.sakai.b@bayer.com
Fri, 4 Apr 2003 10:13:55 -0800
Thanks for your reply, Matt.
> Well actually the easiest thing is to untar it in
> .../lib/python/Products under your Zope home.
Naturally, I want to do the easiest thing and I
did as you suggested above and restarted zope.
But DCOracle2 option does not appear in the
"add" pull-down menu. What am I missing or do
ing wrong?
Thanks.
Tena Sakai
"Matthew T.
Kromer" To: Tena Sakai <tena.sakai.b@bayer.com>
<matt@zope.com> cc: zope-db@zope.org
Subject: Re: [Zope-DB] Newbie question: DCOracle2 installation
04/04/2003 07:02
AM
Tena Sakai wrote:
>Greetings folks,
>
>I just downloaded the latest DCOracle2 product. I am a bit
>confused about installation. It says:
> After compilation on Unix, the easiest thing to do is link
> lib/python/Products/ZOracleDA in Zope's tree to your DCO directory.
>
>Does "DCO directory" mean the DCOracle2 directory created
>from untar'ing? Assuming that's the case, would the following
>paraphrasing be correct? (I am not doing any compiling. Oops,
>the platform I am using is Redhat 8.0, zope, zope 2.6.1, python 2.1.3)
> After untar'ing, create a link called
>(zope-home)/lib/python/Products/ZOracleDA
> to the newly created DCOracle2 directory.
>
>Am I mistaken in thinking that I can get away with no compilation is
>necessary?
>
>By the way, is there anyway I can do this via gui in /Control_Panel/Products?
>
>
Well actually the easiest thing is to untar it in
.../lib/python/Products under your Zope home.
If you don't do that, it means
ln -s $ZOPE_HOME/lib/python/Products/DCOracle2 $PATH_TO_DCOracle2
or if you want to use the old name, make the link in lib/python/Products
named ZOracleDA.
Those build instructions are kind of old, they were aimed at people
converting from the OCI 7 version of DCOracle.
--
Matt Kromer
Zope Corporation http://www.zope.com/