[Zope] I'm totally lost /me 2

[TMGB]

I need to know where on an NT Server to put a .py file, specifically a
file similar
to the How-To ZODB "Simple" example file at :
http://www.zope.org:18200/Members/michel/HowTos/ZODB-How-To
There is no src or Extensions directory Under Zope on the NT I installed
too.

And, is the "Simple" example meant to be one file (I assumed so) or used
as separate external methods.

Thomas


Andreas Kostyrka wrote:
> 
> On Mon, 30 Aug 1999, Victor Ng wrote:
> 
> > Hi, how do I get a simple "Hello World" type Python program to run under
> > Zope?  I've tried going over the documentation, but there doesn't seem to
> > be any mention of how to do this.
> >
> > Specifically - where do I put my .py file?   I'm running on a Linux box.
> Well, put the following into
> ..../Zope-....-src/Extensions/test.py:
> def testMethod(self,nick=None):
>         "This is needed to make Bobo happy."
>         if nick:
>                 return "Hallo %s" % nick
>         else:
>                 return "Hello World!"
> 
> Now, in the ZOPE management interface, add an external method t143, which
> uses module "test" and method "testMethod".
> 
> Now open your browser and try:
> http://myzope/foldertoexternalmethod/t143
> http://myzope/foldertoexternalmethod/t143?nick=Vic
> 
> Andreas
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