[Zope] Interfaces to imported python modules
Dieter Maurer
dieter@handshake.de
Thu, 24 Jul 2003 20:57:01 +0200
Matt wrote at 2003-7-24 17:04 +1200:
> ... making objects accessible for TTW code ...
> ...
> If I had an instance of Data available to a python script, say
> called data, and I wanted to go
>
> data.objectRefB.objectRefC.someMethod()
>
> where objectRefC is an attribute of the object that is the value of
> objectRefB,
>
> then I also need to proxy that second object class so that it is
> available to the python script in Zope.
Provided your classes are true Python classes and not types
(implemented in "C"), then you do not need proxying but can
use a so called "monkey patch" to add the security declarations
at startup time to your classes.
Search "zope.org" for "monkey patch".
> Is there any way to proxy only
> ObjectA and tell it to make public all interfaces of any object that can
> be referenced through it? I can't seem to find information on the ZDG
> that suggests I can.
You could use dynamic proxying (something what "ExtensionClass"
and "Acquisition" does) but you probably do not want to do this.
Dieter