[Zope] a question on external methods
David Wagle
david.a.wagle@healthpartners.com
Tue, 16 Feb 1999 16:46:28 -0600 (CST)
Amos Latteier writes:
> At 01:42 PM 2/16/99 -0600, David Wagle wrote:
> >When I use them in a test file:
> >
> ><!--#var standard_html_header-->
> >
> ><!--#var test.xm-->
> ><!--#var test2.xm-->
> The problem is a common one.
>
> Invoking a method via a URL is *not* the same as invoking a method by using
> the var tag in DTML.
Ok - all this made a great deal of sense, and I felt I was armed with
some good info . . .but . . .
> Another solution is to not get the REQUEST from the arguments. This way
> your method can be called both from DTML and from the ORB.
>
> def dwName(self,REQUEST=None):
> "find the authenticated user"
> if REQUEST is None and hasattr(self,'REQUEST'):
> REQUEST=self.REQUEST
> return "%s" % self.REQUEST['AUTHENTICATED_USER']
>
> This works. . . .
ummm, no it doesn't . . .
dwName is defined EXACTLY as you have it here. It is located in the
./Extentions directory in the file dwxm.py.
test2.xm is defined as an external method that calls dwName from that
file.
test.xm calls dwTime from that file.
Again, <!--#var test2.xm--> bombs. doing <!--#var "dwName()"--> dies
as well.
Again calling it from the external methods tab works just fine.
What am I missing.
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