[Zope] Re: the joy of hacking ZPublisher
Tres Seaver
tseaver at palladion.com
Wed May 18 15:09:40 EDT 2005
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Jim Abramson wrote:
> In my Zope 2.7 Product, I'm trying to implement a special folder, which
> intercepts the publishing call to any subobject and wraps the entire
> call in another.
>
> A concrete example: where the default action would be to traverse
> /MyProduct/SpecialFolder/something, and publish the attr 'something'
> from SpecialFolder, I want this to happen instead:
>
> doSomethingBeforeCallingTheRequestedObj()
> try:
> return mapply( something, blahblah...)
> finally:
> doSomethingAfterCallingTheRequestedObj()
>
> Why? I need to do stuff to the REQUEST before the object is called (this
> part wasn't difficult), and then do something *after* it's called - no
> matter what the results were. But only for publishables that live in or
> beneath the Special Folder.
Sounds like you want what AccessRules provide, which is a way to provide
a configurable hook into the publishing traversal process. The
following thread explains the rationale for that hook, from before it
was included in Zope proper:
http://mail.zope.org/pipermail/zope-dev/1999-December/002667.html
> In fact I have something working, but one big problem - it breaks
> management screens in a bad way. The implementation is pasted below.
> Is there some much simpler way to accomplish this behavior? And am I
> short-circuiting security machinery in some dangerous way?
Tres.
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