[Zope] Re: Zope 2 and Zope 3

2007-02-15 Thread Philipp von Weitershausen

Geoff Gerrietts wrote:
[some paragraphs about scaling which I can't really comment on]


As for source control, I figure all of your code (DTML, yuck) is in the
ZODB. This went out of fashion a long time ago, most serious development
happens on the filesystem (in Python packages) which can obviously be
source-controlled very well.


A good deal of the code is in the ZODB, because it's (yuck) DTML
documents, yes. We have another sizable chunk that lives on the
filesystem. The challenge in managing the build/deploy process has
been trying to find a way to keep those two conjoined. I suspect that
any dependency on the ZODB at all is likely to be considered an
impediment, and my quick eyeballing says it's not gone or even really
optional under Zope 3 (but I'm sure we could work something out.)


The ZODB is still there in Zope 3, but Zope 3 is much less dependent on 
it. In fact, there are people who are using Zope 3 without any ZODB 
instance at all, but directly talk to a relational database. Currently 
this requires a bit of hacking, but our good man Chris Withers has 
expressed interest in making the next release of Zope 3 more flexible in 
this regard.


What's already possible is to have a minimal ZODB with only one 
persistent object: a SQLObject or SQLAlchemy container. That's a 
container (e.g. like a folder) whose items aren't persisted in the ZODB 
but come from a relational database.


You seem to already have come to the conclusion that having code live in 
both the filesystem and the ZODB can be painful. I think a good first 
step for you would be to migrate your remaining ZODB-based code to the 
filesystem. That not only makes deployment easier, you're also free to 
refactor it then (e.g. using Zope 3 idioms). In the long run, this also 
means saying good-bye to things like External Methods because they 
require code on the filesystem and configuration in the ZODB.



Regarding "oh you'll hafta start over", it's pretty much true, if you
want to switch to Zope 3. But nobody says you have to. You can do it
incrementally by porting some of your app's functionality to Zope 3
components step by step (as mentioned already, most work in Zope 2). Big
projects like Plone aren't rewriting their whole codebase either, but
new development is completely Zope3-based. Their target platform still
is Zope 2, though.


"You'll hafta start over" is only ever true in degrees, though, and
I'm still trying to figure out what the degrees are. The business
logic will still be the same. Can we hack together a DTML processor
that allows us to export the DTML documents to the filesystem and
publish them from there? Maybe, I don't know. Did someone else already
do that? Don't know that either. How dramatically will our products
need to change? Probably 75% of our Python code is written in a
bastardized form of ExternalMethod; we might be able to leverage that
unfortunate architectural choice to significant advantage during our
porting phase. These are the kinds of questions I have, and I think
the answers probably aren't easy or someone would have offered them
up.


It is certainly possible to execute filesystem-based DTML (using 
Globals.DTMLFile). It's hard to say how much your products will have to 
change without knowing the codebase. If you have external methods, it 
shouldn't be too hard to refactor this code into components in "proper" 
Python modules. To make things easy, the external methods could stay at 
first, for backwards compatibility. I would take this one step at a time 
(that's at least what everybody else seems to do and it looks like it's 
working out for everybody).



Someone's going to need to learn enough Zope 3 to answer the
questions. I'm not sure it will be me, but maybe. :)


Well, whoever it'll be, there are books (e.g. http://worldcookery.com) 
and trainings (e.g. http://trizpug.org/boot-camp/camp5) that should help 
with the learning :).



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Re: [Zope] Error trapping Duplicate entry in a database

2007-02-15 Thread larrymcdonnell


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Hi,

Thanks for the pointers but how can I trap for the first error. I am populating 
a list and if the user makes a mistake and uses the wrong application. I want 
to display only one message and the link to the correct application.

With this code the message is repeated for each entry.


 

 


This class already exist in the database - Please use Update

 

This class already exist in the database - Please use Update 
This class already exist in the database - Please use Update ...

I just want to stop it after the first error.

Thanks in advance,

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Re: [Zope] Error trapping Duplicate entry in a database

2007-02-15 Thread Jonathan
It would be much easier (and preferable) to handle the data processing 
activities in python (a script or external method) and just use DTML to 
display the results.  You could easily handle the looping, testing in python 
and then just return 'success' or 'failure' which your DTML method could 
test for and then display an appropriate message to the user.



Jonathan

P.S.  please don't post in HTML...



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Hi,

Thanks for the pointers but how can I trap for the first error. I am 
populating a list and if the user makes a mistake and uses the wrong 
application. I want to display only one message and the link to the correct 
application.


With this code the message is repeated for each entry.

student_score1_temp[loop_counter])">


   



This class already exist in the database - Please use Update



This class already exist in the database - Please use Update
This class already exist in the database - Please use Update ...

I just want to stop it after the first error.

Thanks in advance,

Larry



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Re: [Zope] Error trapping Duplicate entry in a database

2007-02-15 Thread larrymcdonnell
Hi,

Thanks for the response, can you point me to some examples of python code that 
will handle this situation.


Sorry for th html...

Thanks,

Larry
 -- Original message --
From: "Jonathan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> It would be much easier (and preferable) to handle the data processing 
> activities in python (a script or external method) and just use DTML to 
> display the results.  You could easily handle the looping, testing in python 
> and then just return 'success' or 'failure' which your DTML method could 
> test for and then display an appropriate message to the user.
> 
> 
> Jonathan
> 
> P.S.  please don't post in HTML...
> 
> 
> 
> - Original Message - 
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: zope@zope.org
> Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 9:34 AM
> Subject: Re: [Zope] Error trapping Duplicate entry in a database
> 
> 
> 
> 
> -- Original message from [EMAIL PROTECTED]: -- 
> 
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Thanks for the pointers but how can I trap for the first error. I am 
> populating a list and if the user makes a mistake and uses the wrong 
> application. I want to display only one message and the link to the correct 
> application.
> 
> With this code the message is repeated for each entry.
> 
>  student_score1_temp[loop_counter])">
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> This class already exist in the database - Please use Update
> 
> 
> 
> This class already exist in the database - Please use Update
> This class already exist in the database - Please use Update ...
> 
> I just want to stop it after the first error.
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Larry
> 
> 
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Re: [Zope] Error trapping Duplicate entry in a database

2007-02-15 Thread Jonathan


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To: "Jonathan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; 
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 10:24 AM
Subject: Re: [Zope] Error trapping Duplicate entry in a database



Hi,

Thanks for the response, can you point me to some examples of python code 
that will handle this situation.




Here is the latest (i think) zope book: 
http://www.plope.com/Books/2_7Edition/view


The sections on scripting and the API Reference should point you in the 
right direction.



Jonathan

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[Zope] add user from python problem

2007-02-15 Thread garry saddington
The following script adds a new folder with a user folder inside it and
then adds a user to the user folder. It works fine but the new user is
unable to log in until I go to the ZMI and go to change the user
password. I do not need to do anything more than press the change button
on this page for the user to be then able to log in using the password
specified in the script. Given that I will be adding up to 2000 users at
a time with an ammended version of this script, this could become a
little inconvenient. Am I doing something wrong?

Zope Version 
(Zope 2.9.0, python 2.4.2, win32) 
Python Version 
2.4.2 (#67, Sep 28 2005, 12:41:11) [MSC v.1310 32 bit (Intel)] 
System Platform 
win32 



roles='Manager'
domains=[]
password='go' 
confirm='go'
name='BogeySmith'
forms='7L'
forms_obj = getattr(context, forms)
forms_obj.manage_addFolder(name)

path = str(forms+'/'+name)
path_obj = context.restrictedTraverse(path)
path_obj.manage_addUserFolder()
path2 = str(forms+'/'+name)
path_obj2 = context.restrictedTraverse(path2)
userfolder = getattr(path_obj2, 'acl_users')
userfolder.userFolderAddUser(name, password,roles,domains)

regards
garry


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Re: [Zope] add user from python problem

2007-02-15 Thread Andreas Jung



--On 15. Februar 2007 17:34:10 + garry saddington 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:







roles='Manager'


As the name 'roles' indicates you have to specify a sequence of roles
and not a *single* one.

-aj

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Re: [Zope] Re: Zope 2 and Zope 3

2007-02-15 Thread Paul Winkler
On Thu, Feb 15, 2007 at 11:50:38AM +0100, Philipp von Weitershausen wrote:
> What's already possible is to have a minimal ZODB with only one 
> persistent object: a SQLObject or SQLAlchemy container. That's a 
> container (e.g. like a folder) whose items aren't persisted in the ZODB 
> but come from a relational database.

This works fine in a Zope 2 / Five world too.  We have apps that have
nothing in the ZODB but a Z*DA instance.  Then we have zope 3 views
and adapters that acquire that instance and use it to talk to the
database, using ZSQL to build the queries. We haven't drunk the ORM
cool-aid yet. :)

In other words: The ZODB may be there but you can pretty much ignore
it if you don't need it :)

> You seem to already have come to the conclusion that having code live in 
> both the filesystem and the ZODB can be painful. I think a good first 
> step for you would be to migrate your remaining ZODB-based code to the 
> filesystem. That not only makes deployment easier, you're also free to 
> refactor it then (e.g. using Zope 3 idioms). In the long run, this also 
> means saying good-bye to things like External Methods because they 
> require code on the filesystem and configuration in the ZODB.

+1

Here's my off-the-cuff attempt at "How To Safely Move A Big Legacy App
Out of the ZODB".

First, get and install FSDump (google for it).

Add a Dumper to a folder containing DTML (it works recursively on
child folders too), configure the Dumper, click the "Save and dump"
button, and voila, there's your code on the filesystem.  It'll store
properties too, in files named like *.metadata.

Then you need a way to use the stuff from the filesystem.
FileSystemSite would be ideal, because it understands those .metadata
files: http://www.infrae.com/download/FileSystemSite

Using it is a bit non-obvious if you're not familiar with CMF, from
which it was extracted.  You'll need to create a minimal Product on
the filesystem that consists of:

- a directory in Products, let's call it Products/mystuff
- an __init__.py at Products/mystuff/__init__.py that looks like this:

   from Products.FileSystemSite.DirectoryView import registerDirectory
   registerDirectory('mysubdir, globals())

- a subdirectory at Products/mystuff/mysubdir.  Put the files and
  directories you dumped in here.

That's it. Restart Zope, add an instance of Filesystem Directory View,
and you'll be prompted for the directory to choose; the only choice
will be the "mysubdir" you registered above. Click OK and you're done.

Check this new Product into source control and rejoice.

One gotcha - files ending in .dtml will be treated as DTML Methods,
not DTML Documents. So if you relied on the semantic difference
between those, you will have some issues to sort out.

Another gotcha - you'll need another plan to deal with those External
Methods, since AFAIK neither Dumper nor FileSystemSite will handle
them.

One expedient if slightly tedious technique would be to just move the
External Method files out of Extensions/ and into
$INSTANCE_HOME/lib/python/.  Then use calls to allow_module() so they
can be imported by through-the-web code (google will tell you more
about that).  Then, delete each external method from the ZMI and in
its place add a Script (Python) with the same id.  Such a script would
have a body something like:

   from my_ext_method_module import myExternalMethodFunction
   return myExternalMethodFunction(arguments)

Once that's done, those scripts can be Dumped into your filesystem
code, and all the DTML that includes calls to them should work.

A final gotcha - if you have ZClasses, I can't help you :)


At this point, you have the same application you started with, it's
just on the filesystem.  Not as clean as a rewrite, but a hell of a
lot more expedient - faster and less risky.

Next you'll want to start adding regression tests to your product
(ZopeTestCase and Zelenium might be useful tools). Then you have a
safety net so you can confidently start refactoring as needed.  *This*
is when you can start thinking about rewriting stuff :-)

I'd put this email somewhere on zopewiki.org, but it seems to be down
at the moment (Bad Gateway).

> It is certainly possible to execute filesystem-based DTML (using
> Globals.DTMLFile).

Right.  But that's a bit of a pain when you have dozens or hundreds of
DTML methods and your first priority is just to get stuff out of the
ZODB and into source control without breaking anything.

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[Zope] What happened to FreeZope?

2007-02-15 Thread dmahler
Does anyone know what happened to FreeZope?
It looks like my site (and all other member sites I tried) are gone.
Features like registration & bug reporting are broken.

thanks
Daniel

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Re: [Zope] add user from python problem

2007-02-15 Thread garry saddington
On Thu, 2007-02-15 at 18:58 +0100, Andreas Jung wrote:
> 
> --On 15. Februar 2007 17:34:10 + garry saddington 
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> 
> >
> >
> >
> > roles='Manager'
> 
> As the name 'roles' indicates you have to specify a sequence of roles
> and not a *single* one.
> 
> -aj
Thanks this has fixed it but I still have questions:
1/Why can I specify only one when adding a user in the ZMI?
2/What if I only want one role for the user?
3/Why does it accept the one role from my script - it is highlighted
when I go to the ZMI?

Regards
Garry

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Re: [Zope] add user from python problem

2007-02-15 Thread Andreas Jung



--On 15. Februar 2007 18:31:46 + garry saddington 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



On Thu, 2007-02-15 at 18:58 +0100, Andreas Jung wrote:


--On 15. Februar 2007 17:34:10 + garry saddington
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


>
>
>
> roles='Manager'

As the name 'roles' indicates you have to specify a sequence of roles
and not a *single* one.

-aj

Thanks this has fixed it but I still have questions:



1/Why can I specify only one when adding a user in the ZMI?


Isn't  ['Manager'] a sequence of roles? A sequence of one role?


2/What if I only want one role for the user?


See above.


3/Why does it accept the one role from my script - it is highlighted
when I go to the ZMI?






-aj

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Re: [Zope] cpu load 99 percent a lot in plone evinironment

2007-02-15 Thread Robert (Jamie) Munro
Philip Kilner wrote:
> Hi Robert (Jamie?),

Most people call me Jamie, but Robert is fine, and it's what it says on
all my official documents.

> AHAH does not seem to be much discussed here - it's worth reading: -
> 
>   http://microformats.org/wiki/rest/ahah
> &
>   http://www.gizax.it/ahahsection/
> 
>   (I have based my work on the script in the second link)
> 
> Short version: uses AJAX-like technique of rewriting the HTML using
> JavaScript, but returns pure HTML as opposed to XML or JSON, so trivial
> to implement, and can degrade gracefully.

Very useful. I've based my system on the first link because I didn't
need to use POSTs, I just add ?foo=bar to the end of the URL and get it
as normal. I added the ability to load a list of urls and element ids
one after the other, then only activate the submit button at the bottom
of the page when the whole form was loaded.  This means the top of the
page loads quickly, and the rest loads section by section before people
scroll down to it.

I was thinking I would have to do something like this, and your links
made it really easy.

Robert (Jamie) Munro

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Re: [Zope] add user from python problem

2007-02-15 Thread garry saddington
On Thu, 2007-02-15 at 19:35 +0100, Andreas Jung wrote:
> 
> --On 15. Februar 2007 18:31:46 + garry saddington 
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> > On Thu, 2007-02-15 at 18:58 +0100, Andreas Jung wrote:
> >>
> >> --On 15. Februar 2007 17:34:10 + garry saddington
> >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > roles='Manager'
> >>
> >> As the name 'roles' indicates you have to specify a sequence of roles
> >> and not a *single* one.
> >>
> >> -aj
> > Thanks this has fixed it but I still have questions:
> 
> > 1/Why can I specify only one when adding a user in the ZMI?
> 
> Isn't  ['Manager'] a sequence of roles? A sequence of one role?
Of course - sorry
> 
> > 2/What if I only want one role for the user?
> 
> See above.
> 
> > 3/Why does it accept the one role from my script - it is highlighted
> > when I go to the ZMI?
> 
What is confusing me is that with the problem script the user seems to
be added with the correct role but only activated after the change user
button is pressed. ie. The script does not report any errors and appears
to complete.
Anyway thanks for your help
regards
Garry

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[Zope] problem with input elements and unicode/utf-8

2007-02-15 Thread Daryl Daly

Zope: 2.10.2
Python: 2.4.4

I am not sure if this is a zope problem or a browser problem or a lack of
my understanding of webservers and/or utf-8 & unicode but here it is:

I have a page template with a form and a textarea input element. The value
for the element comes from a database (MySQL) field. The database field
contains utf-8 encoded text (includes the bullet and registered
characters). When the page is displayed in Firefox (version 1.5.0.9) it
displays fine. However when the page is displayed in IE 6 (or 7), it shows
garbage characters for the bullet and registered characters.

What I find as strange is that if the same field is displayed as just text
(i.e. just in a td element rather than in an input element) it displays
fine in IE.

My page template has the following headers:

  
   

Firefox reports the page encoding as UTF-8 with meta:
content-type text/html; charset=utf-8

Input element:


I have also tried adding accept-charset="utf-8" to the form element

I have been able to fix the problem by adding this to my zope.conf:

  HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET utf-8


I don't understand why this "fixes" the problem or if it is the correct
way to resolve this.

Any comments would be appreciated

Thanks,
Daryl.
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Re: [Zope] Re: Extract Files from ZODB

2007-02-15 Thread Dieter Maurer
Carlosfocker wrote at 2007-2-14 22:46 +:
>> "If Plone is no longe working" means that the "Plone" UI no longer
>> works but the Zope Management Interface still operates, then you
>> have hope that you can recover your files.
>> 
>This would be my current situation as far as "Plone is no longer working". I
>cant get to any pages inside of the plone instance but the ZMI is accessiable. 

You would access the ZODB directly (under *nix with "bin/zopectl debug";
for Windows, there are equivalent solutions (search the mailing list
archives)).

You would activate there a function that recursively traverses
your Plone instance (maybe using "OFS.FindSupport.ZopeFind"),
detects objects valuable for you (probably "CMFFile" objects) and 
store their content ("str(obj.data)") into the file system.



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Re: [Zope] problem with input elements and unicode/utf-8

2007-02-15 Thread Andreas Jung



--On 15. Februar 2007 11:40:49 -0800 Daryl Daly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




What I find as strange is that if the same field is displayed as just text
(i.e. just in a td element rather than in an input element) it displays
fine in IE.

My page template has the following headers:

  
   


This should be sufficient to display utf8 content.



Firefox reports the page encoding as UTF-8 with meta:
content-type text/html; charset=utf-8

Input element:


I have also tried adding accept-charset="utf-8" to the form element


This has applies only when you submit the form.



I have been able to fix the problem by adding this to my zope.conf:

  HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET utf-8



Should not play a role here.




I don't understand why this "fixes" the problem or if it is the correct
way to resolve this.


Unlikely. Does it work with older Zope versions?

-ak


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Re: [Zope] problem with input elements and unicode/utf-8

2007-02-15 Thread Daryl Daly

>>
>> I have been able to fix the problem by adding this to my zope.conf:
>> 
>>   HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET utf-8
>> 
>
> Should not play a role here.

However, if I remove it & restart zope, the problem comes back :)

>
>
>>
>> I don't understand why this "fixes" the problem or if it is the correct
>> way to resolve this.
>
> Unlikely. Does it work with older Zope versions?
>

Previously the application was running in Zope 2.8 without this problem. I
have been making various changes to the application to make it work with
2.10 (fixing unicode errors, etc) but the database data has not changed
(has always been utf-8) and I don't think the way the input element is
generated has changed.

If it makes a difference, the page header (tal:define="dummy
python:request.RESPONSE.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/html;;
charset=utf-8');") is something I have added recently (in conjunction with
the upgrade). Previously only the meta http-equiv ... was on the page.


> -ak
>

Daryl
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Re: [Zope] cpu load 99 percent a lot in plone evinironment

2007-02-15 Thread Philip Kilner
Hi Jamie,

Robert (Jamie) Munro wrote:
> Very useful. I've based my system on the first link because I didn't
> need to use POSTs, I just add ?foo=bar to the end of the URL and get it
> as normal. I added the ability to load a list of urls and element ids
> one after the other, then only activate the submit button at the bottom
> of the page when the whole form was loaded.  This means the top of the
> page loads quickly, and the rest loads section by section before people
> scroll down to it.
> 
> I was thinking I would have to do something like this, and your links
> made it really easy.
> 

I'm really pleased to hear it.

I came across AHAH as I was investigating AJAX. I'd been dreading using
AJAX, partly because it would mean a good deal of reworking of existing
applications, partly because of the learning curve. For my applications,
AHAH has turned out to be a better solution, and it's a bonus that it is
so easy to implement.


-- 

Regards,

PhilK

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