[Zope] ZClasses vs. Python Products
John Schinnerer
johnschinnerer@yahoo.com
Sat, 4 May 2002 01:09:44 -0700 (PDT)
Aloha,
I have also gotten the impression, from mail archives etc. etc., that
python is the overall better way to create products. So far I've done
one simple Catalog-aware product with ZClasses and am about to try a
simple python product. Thanks for the link on auto-updating
attributes, etc. - I didn't know that wouldn't happen with python
products.
The main issue I read/heard about was inefficiencies and implementation
issues using ZClasses with Catalogs (which is what I'm doing). I
gathered that ZClasses use Catalogs sloppily and/or inefficiently, and
there were a couple 'gotchas' and/or kludges in ZClass implementation
that I can't recall offhand. I know that the auto-recataloging does
not work as described in the ZB and ZDG examples...I have to manually
poke the Catalog to catalog a changed attribute value.
If anyone has a concise scoop on ZClass weaknesses, please post... :-)
John S.
--- Peter Bengtsson <mail@peterbe.com> wrote:
> As a quick guideline-answer:
> ZClasses are more convenient for small plugins
> Python Products are better suited for bigger projects.
>
>
> At 12:33 2002-05-03 -0700, Sean Hastings wrote:
> >Help!
> >
> >I Have chosen Zope to do a new web app. It is a 2 man project - 1
> >Programer - 1 UI Designer with programing experience.
> >
> >I am trying to decide whether to build the App using Zclasses or
> Python
> >Product.
...
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