[Zope] MailHost with SSL

[Andreas Jung]

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- --On 6. Dezember 2006 21:48:24 +0100 Ferhat Ayaz 
<ferhat.ayaz at googlemail.com> wrote:

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> On Dec 6, 2006, at 9:38 PM, Andreas Jung wrote:
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>> - --On 6. Dezember 2006 20:21:19 +0100 Ferhat Ayaz
>> <ferhat.ayaz at googlemail.com> wrote:
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>>> Oh, you should belive me. It appears just 'after' adding
>>> SecureMailHost
>>> to the Folder. (I'm not coding, just adding new Zope Object via
>>> management Interface)
>>> After then you can configure user/password.
>>
>> Where is the problem? You also don't have to fill in your
>> creditcard number
>> first when entering an online shop.
>
> With MailHost, you can do it! I'm _configuring_ a  server (in this case
> my MailHost)  but not _buy_ a server.

You did not get the punch line :-)

>>
>>> The dropdownmenu shows only the old
>>> MailHost and not the new added SecureMailHost instance while
>>> configuring
>>> the Mail Template
>>
>> Likely you have to massage the code in order to check for the
>> 'meta_type'
>> of the SecureMailHost instead of the 'meta_type' for the standard Zope
>> Mailhost. Reading and analyzing the code is always a good idea to
>> track
>> down such issues. I am pretty sure that there is some code using
>> superValues() -
>> "grep -r " is your best friend in such a case.
>>
>
> hmm. Ok, thanks. I thought it will much eleganter to ask for some
> experience. I want use the product and not refactor the code.


Modifying likely one line of code is elegant enough. If you want a better 
car you have to pimp it. If you can't pimp it yourself: either don't try it 
or let someone else pimp it for you. Got the punch line now?

- -aj
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