Re: [Zope] queryCatalog API?

2008-03-17 Thread Andreas Jung



--On 18. März 2008 14:25:19 +1300 James Robertson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:



Is there an API for the queryCatalog() method? In order words a
comprehensive definition of the parameters/arguments it accepts.




queryCatalog() is a Plone(!) API, not a Zope API.
If you look at the queryCatalog.py script of Plone, you'll find the complete
parameter list within the sources. Most parameters are self-explaining.

-aj

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[Zope] queryCatalog API?

2008-03-17 Thread James Robertson
Is there an API for the queryCatalog() method? In order words a
comprehensive definition of the parameters/arguments it accepts.

The only definition I can usually find is that is accepts a catalog_query
with no definition of what that may be.

James
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Re: [Zope] Re: Zope Zeo Performance

2008-03-17 Thread Dieter Maurer
FuBuJo wrote at 2008-3-14 22:06 +:
> ...
>I thought putting Apache in front of Zope was very common (using VirtualHost
>Monster) - guess not. 

This is common. But, usually, a ZEO client is not abbreviated as "ZEO".
"ZEO" usually means the ZEO server.

> ...
>It's the python process on the Zeo Client that grows large and seems to become
>unresponsive. Possibly due to the "Transaction blocking" being reported in the
>Zeo Severs log.

Occational "transaction blocking" messages are no reason to worry about.
Only, when you see it very often or the number of waiting clients
is quite high, bad things are happening.



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Re: [Zope] Re: RedHat blows up? (another post follow up)

2008-03-17 Thread Dieter Maurer
FuBuJo wrote at 2008-3-14 19:38 +:
> ...
>The behavior we found is that the python process running as the "Zeo Client"
>eventually takes up a large amount of resident memory (1.5 Gig or so), load
>average gets high (1.5 or so), and the end users start experiencing a very
>'slow' experience.

Does your system start swapping?

In this case, you need to take urgent counter measures:

  *  provide more RAM

  *  check your configuration that affect memory consumption.

 The "temporary storage" hosting the sessions is often
 misconfigured. If you put large amounts of data
 in your sessions, this may be a considerable memory hog.

 Maybe, you need to make your ZODB caches smaller or
 reduce the number of concurrent threads.

  *  check whether your application contains memory leaks.

 Unfortunately, this is not easy.

>Even when traffic is removed from the box - you still get a
>large response time (>10s).  This is Linux kernel 2.6.18-8.el5xen.

Python sits on top of the C runtime memory allocation -- and
this allocation does not support compaction. This means that
the memory used in your program is likely to be scattered
all over the process address space. Therefore, even with small
load, you may face large response times when your system is unable
to hold the (usally large) working set in memory.



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Re: [Zope] zip files corrupted with IE when opened, fine when downloaded

2008-03-17 Thread robert rottermann
thanks Jim
I'll try that

robert

Jim Washington schrieb:
> Jim Washington wrote:
>> robert rottermann wrote:
>>> Hi there,
>>> we have a problem with an intranet that runs using plone 2.5.3
>>>
>>> when users using IE want to open a zip file from the intranet by using
>>> the "open" option from the download dialog they get winzip complaining
>>> that the file is corrupted.
>>> if they select "save" from the same dialog they can open the zip archive
>>> without problem.
>>>
>>> does anyone know a solution for this or give me an idea where to look
>>> for one?
>>>   
>> I had a similar problem with pdf files, and googling indicated that IE
>> might be deleting the cached copy of the document before the opening
>> application can get to it.
>>
>> I have had some success setting cache control to "private".  Something
>> like:
>>
>> request.response.setHeader('cache-control','private')
>>
>> "private,must-revalidate" may also be a good value, depending on your
>> situation.
>>
> I Googled back through and found that the problem usually manifests when
> you have a 'cache-control':'no-cache' header.  The above explanation was
> not quite right.
> 
> Anyway, either removing the "no-cache" header or using one that allows
> the local machine to keep a copy should work, if the problem is in fact
> a 'no-cache' header.
> 
> - Jim Washington
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Re: [Zope] zip files corrupted with IE when opened, fine when downloaded

2008-03-17 Thread Jim Washington

Jim Washington wrote:

robert rottermann wrote:

Hi there,
we have a problem with an intranet that runs using plone 2.5.3

when users using IE want to open a zip file from the intranet by using
the "open" option from the download dialog they get winzip complaining
that the file is corrupted.
if they select "save" from the same dialog they can open the zip archive
without problem.

does anyone know a solution for this or give me an idea where to look
for one?
  
I had a similar problem with pdf files, and googling indicated that IE 
might be deleting the cached copy of the document before the opening 
application can get to it.


I have had some success setting cache control to "private".  Something 
like:


request.response.setHeader('cache-control','private')

"private,must-revalidate" may also be a good value, depending on your 
situation.


I Googled back through and found that the problem usually manifests when 
you have a 'cache-control':'no-cache' header.  The above explanation was 
not quite right.


Anyway, either removing the "no-cache" header or using one that allows 
the local machine to keep a copy should work, if the problem is in fact 
a 'no-cache' header.


- Jim Washington
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Re: [Zope] zip files corrupted with IE when opened, fine when downloaded

2008-03-17 Thread Jim Washington

robert rottermann wrote:

Hi there,
we have a problem with an intranet that runs using plone 2.5.3

when users using IE want to open a zip file from the intranet by using
the "open" option from the download dialog they get winzip complaining
that the file is corrupted.
if they select "save" from the same dialog they can open the zip archive
without problem.

does anyone know a solution for this or give me an idea where to look
for one?
  
I had a similar problem with pdf files, and googling indicated that IE 
might be deleting the cached copy of the document before the opening 
application can get to it.


I have had some success setting cache control to "private".  Something like:

request.response.setHeader('cache-control','private')

"private,must-revalidate" may also be a good value, depending on your 
situation.


It's worth a try...

- Jim Washington

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[Zope] zip files corrupted with IE when opened, fine when downloaded

2008-03-17 Thread robert rottermann
Hi there,
we have a problem with an intranet that runs using plone 2.5.3

when users using IE want to open a zip file from the intranet by using
the "open" option from the download dialog they get winzip complaining
that the file is corrupted.
if they select "save" from the same dialog they can open the zip archive
without problem.

does anyone know a solution for this or give me an idea where to look
for one?

thanks
robert

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