[Zope-dev] REQUEST.args

[Brian Brinegar]

Okay,

After some more poking around, I've simplified the problem. I have a 
product I created with a __call__ method:

   def __call__(self, client=None, REQUEST={}, RESPONSE=None, **kw):
       """
       Call the selected template in the context of myself.
       """
       print "REQUEST = "
       print str(REQUEST)

When this is called from DTML like this: <dtml-var object> REQUEST is {} 
when this is called directly REQUEST is the real request information, 
when it is called from python "object(context, REQUEST)" this works as 
well.

Any idea why it does not work as desired when calling like <dtml-var 
object> I can create a python script or another dtml method and call 
those from a dtml method without any arguments and the REQUEST is 
available. These other products seem to include the func_code stuff to 
make the documents methodish? Could that have anything to do with my 
problem?

Thanks,
-Brian

Brian Brinegar wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm using some of Casey Duncans code that I got off of zopelabs.com in 
> a product that I created. The code allows you to call any object 
> generically. The code is listed below this message. The problem I have 
> is if my object is called from a DTML Method like <dtml-var object> 
> the "args" attribute of the REQUEST object disappears and I get an 
> attribute error. I can call it like this <dtmi-var "object(this(), 
> REQUEST)"> and it will work.  Anyway, somewhere the REQUEST object is 
> changing. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> -Brian
>
> import Acquisition
> from ZPublisher.mapply import mapply
> from ZPublisher.Publish import call_object, missing_name, 
> dont_publish_class
>
> class MyClass(Acquisition.Implicit,...):
>   ...
>   def __init__(self, some_object_id):
>       self.data_source_id = some_object_id
>
>   def index_html(self, REQUEST, RESPONSE):
>        object = getattr(self.aq_parent, self.data_source_id)
>        result = mapply(object, REQUEST.args, REQUEST,
>                        call_object,1,
>                        missing_name,
>                        dont_publish_class,
>                        REQUEST, bind=1)
>        ...process the result...
>        return result
>
>
>
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Brian Brinegar wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm using some of Casey Duncans code that I got off of zopelabs.com in 
> a product that I created. The code allows you to call any object 
> generically. The code is listed below this message. The problem I have 
> is if my object is called from a DTML Method like <dtml-var object> 
> the "args" attribute of the REQUEST object disappears and I get an 
> attribute error. I can call it like this <dtmi-var "object(this(), 
> REQUEST)"> and it will work.  Anyway, somewhere the REQUEST object is 
> changing. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> -Brian
>
> import Acquisition
> from ZPublisher.mapply import mapply
> from ZPublisher.Publish import call_object, missing_name, 
> dont_publish_class
>
> class MyClass(Acquisition.Implicit,...):
>   ...
>   def __init__(self, some_object_id):
>       self.data_source_id = some_object_id
>
>   def index_html(self, REQUEST, RESPONSE):
>        object = getattr(self.aq_parent, self.data_source_id)
>        result = mapply(object, REQUEST.args, REQUEST,
>                        call_object,1,
>                        missing_name,
>                        dont_publish_class,
>                        REQUEST, bind=1)
>        ...process the result...
>        return result
>
>
>
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