[Zope] bug/defect tracking w/CVS

[J C Lawrence]

It turned out to be a weird corruption problem.  If I tried to call
my ZSQL methods from an external method, they complained that they
were unable to access the DB connection.  I could delete and
recreate all the objects involved to only recreate the same results.

Finally I created a new folder with a new connection object and new
external method (no editing involved) and copied over the ZSQL
methods -- only to have it work perfectly.

<roll eyes>

For those interested I have the new working, and the old non-working
folders preserved.  If DC wants a copy of the Data.fs, please just
ask.

Right now I need to figure out how to read cookies.  I know how to
set them, just not how to tell I've got one.  

On Tue, 22 Feb 2000 21:19:39 -0500 
Ray Thompson <rayd@90068.com> wrote:

> well, we'd love to see this working in zope, so let me know the
> extent of the problem.  I don't know if I can fix it, or get it
> fixed, asyet -- but I'll try.

> r

> J C Lawrence wrote:

>> On Mon, 21 Feb 2000 13:46:42 -0500 Ray Thompson <rayd@90068.com>
>> wrote:
>> 
>>> Anyone heard of or used a bug/defect tracking system which
>>> would allow people to report defects via a website and
>>> developers to comment on them.  I have an idea there is one
>>> which integrates with cvs, but I'm having trouble tracking it
>>> down.
>> 
>> You can find several listed in the Library at Kanga.Nu under:
>> 
>> http://www.kanga.nu/library.php3?viewCat=139
>> 
>> and:
>> 
>> http://www.kanga.nu/library.php3?redirect=969
>> 
>> Yeah, I know I'm using PHP.  I've got most of a (better) Zope
>> version ready if I could just get external methods and ZSQL
>> methods talking to each other properly (the ZSQL method loses the
>> DB connector _and_ doesn't get the right arguments passed to it).

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