[Zope-DB] Re:Initializing DCOracle2 and connecting to outside script

[Jim Abramson]

well, there appears to be some help here:

http://www.zope.org/Members/mikey/dco2doc

The thing you need from here is dco2.pyd (pre-built binaries for py 2.3
don't come with the distribution, which is the reason your install.py is
complaining).

I -think- you can just unzip the DCOracle2 dist archive into your
lib/python/Products folder, and put mikey's dco2.pyd into the outer
DCOracle2 folder there (next to  __init__.py, version.py and
DCOracle2.py), and that should get you up and running after a Zope
restart.  However, I'm not a licensed DCOracle2 Support Technician and
can guarantee nothing...

Good Luck
Jim


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Barry Sperling [mailto:barry at angleinc.com] 
> Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 2:30 PM
> To: zope-db at zope.org
> Subject: [Zope-DB] Re:Initializing DCOracle2 and connecting 
> to outside script
> 
> Thanks for the reply, Jim!
> 
>      I said:
> 
>  >>    1) Trying to connect with DCOracle2, the install.py
>  >>says it needs an older version of Python than the one in 
> Zope  >>or the one I've downloaded and started learning with (2.3.4).
> 
>      And you said:
> 
>  > As far as your first question, one would need to know the 
> Zope/python  > versions you have installed (the python that 
> came with Zope is the one  > of interest, not any standalones 
> you might also have installed) to give  > better advice.  But 
> something you definitely want to make sure of is  > that 
> you're running install.py with the python.exe that came with 
> Zope  > (again, not a standalone python install).
> 
>      When I run the D:\Program 
> Files\Zope-2.7.2-0\bin\python.exe it reports that it is 2.3.3 
>  I'm pretty sure that the DCOracle2 requested an older 
> version than that.  Any thoughts?
> 
>      Barry
> 
> 
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