On 4/20/16 12:00 PM, Tamar wrote: > The security model of course is a different one.
> I'm looking for well > supported software, and I am sure as Plone is living, like it does now > Zope2 has a great success story and lot's of volunteers. Plone includes both Zope 3 and Zope 2. If you just want Zope 3/ ZTK, just use it. As long as Plone will be alive, so will ZTK be alive. Adding in Zope 2 is a very very bad idea. As you have noticed. > > PS: About ZODB. I don't really love to rely only on ZODB.... I saw > relstorage where any relational database can be used instead ZODB. The magic is really in Persistent Python. blogory.org/persistent-python You can run Persistent Python on top of ZODB, ZeroDB, NEO or Durus. Your choice of 4 different databases that support persistent python. > > Are there any plans to run Zope on MongoDB ? https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/mongodb-frankenstein-monster-nosql-databases-john-de-goes The question is do you do security on views, or security on methods? And what is your permissions model? I love zope.securitypolicy. The zope 2 security policy is well, that is why I switched off of Zope 2. Chris _______________________________________________ bluebream mailing list [email protected] https://mail.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/bluebream
