Hi Dieter. Thank you for your reply. Would that still be around somewhere?
Lately I have just been doing a make on the trunk and copying the
packages from the src folder to my platform's python site-packages. It
would be great if zope were a regular python distribution with a
zopemanager utili
I think that your problem is in the fact that you have fed them all in
one long string (and may have autocommit on.)
If they were separate ZSQL methods, they would, in my experience,
roll back.
I recommend separating them into separate methods, with one insert
per method.
jim penny
[EMAIL PROT
Hi Michael,
Maslak, Michael wrote:
> How can I detect failure and maintain atomicity?
>
You may get more responses to this on the Zope-DB list - as well as
other RDBMS + Zope users, the eGenix guys are active over there (or as
active as you can be on such a quiet list).
--
Regards,
PhilK
E
Andy Altepeter wrote at 2006-4-24 14:26 -0500:
> ...
>I'm experiencing hanging issues with my Zope-2.8.6+zeo setup/ RHEL 4. The
>hanging isn't categorized by 100% cpu usage. Actually, I had the same issues
>using 2.8.5, but I've upgraded since then. Here's the situation:
>
>I have one zeo client
Maslak, Michael wrote at 2006-4-25 10:38 -0400:
>
>For some reason I thought ZSQL method calls were atomic, but they appear
>otherwise.
Your database decides whether they are atomic or not.
It is not a ZSQL feature.
> ...
>Using an eGenix mxODBC Database Connection at
>/Database/PoPy_database_co
David Pratt wrote at 2006-4-24 18:29 -0300:
>Is there a way to create an INSTANCE_HOME variable in zope.conf more
>dynamically than hardcoding the path. I want an app to be platform
>portable so this will be different?
I fear, this is not the case with standard "ZConfig".
A long time ago, I pos
Hi Floyd,
Floyd May wrote:
>> Like Michael, I had understood that ZSQL database transactions were tied
>> into Zope transactions, and would fail or succeed as a whole. Like him,
>> I have found that - at least with this combination of DA & RDBMS - this
>> is not so. I work around it, as I always d
Philip Kilner wrote:
Hi Andreas,
Andreas Jung wrote:
For some reason I thought ZSQL method calls were atomic, but they appear
otherwise.
What do you mean by atomic? ZSQL are handled by the database adaper
which is usually tied to the transaction manager of the ZODB.
I'm too tired to find th
Hi Andreas,
Andreas Jung wrote:
>> For some reason I thought ZSQL method calls were atomic, but they appear
>> otherwise.
>
> What do you mean by atomic? ZSQL are handled by the database adaper
> which is usually tied to the transaction manager of the ZODB.
>
I'm too tired to find the words, so
--On 25. April 2006 10:38:30 -0400 "Maslak, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
For some reason I thought ZSQL method calls were atomic, but they appear
otherwise.
What do you mean by atomic? ZSQL are handled by the database adaper
which is usually tied to the transaction manager of the
--On 25. April 2006 19:17:11 +0200 thomas desvenain
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hello,
i need to have the same object at different places,
more properly, i need to refer an object at different places, in
different folders, of my zope application
Look in the mailinglist archive (of the las
hello,
i need to have the same object at different places,
more properly, i need to refer an object at different places, in
different folders, of my zope application
(i use formulator, and i would like that when i modify properties of
the "same" field in different forms, all the others are updat
For some reason I thought ZSQL method calls were atomic, but
they appear otherwise.
Using an eGenix mxODBC Database Connection at /Database/PoPy_database_connection
to a SQL Server 2000 back end, I have created a Python script to write SQL
commands and feed them in one large string:
Zoe 2.9.0, Python 2.4.2
## Script (Python) "ascript"
##bind container=container
##bind context=context
##bind namespace=
##bind script=script
##bind subpath=traverse_subpath
##parameters=
##title=
##
root = container.restrictedTraverse('/')
objs = root.ZopeFind(container.this(), obj_metatypes=['Ex
On 4/24/06, Dieter Maurer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> gf wrote at 2006-4-24 07:28 -0600:
> > ...
> >I have come across several products (e.g. ExternalFile) for keeping
> >files in the local filesystem.
> >I was wondering about the wisdom of keeping objects, such as images,
> >dtml documents, and p
The readme just tells me
Just remove "Unauthorized" from the list of ignored exceptions.
I have no idea where to find this list. Is it a config file or somehwere
hidden within the management interface of Zope?
Ok, sorry, found it myself. I was looking on the file system not in the
Zope DB
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On 25 Apr 2006, at 10:16, Sven Jacobs wrote:
Just remove "Unauthorized" from the list of ignored exceptions.
I have no idea where to find this list. Is it a config file or
somehwere hidden within the management interface of Zope?
Also there is
You read the installation instructions for "VerboseSecurity".
It (hopefully) tells you that you have to activate Python
implemented Zope Security,
I extracted the archive into the Products directory of the instance
home. The product now is listed under installed products.
to reconfigure the
--On 25. April 2006 10:25:45 +0300 Roman Susi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi!
My code produces the following traceback
>
when frontpage is published. I have analysed self.buflist and it seems
that unicode strings are mixed with usual strings. Unicode strings come
from .mo file.
So, the questi
hi!
My code produces the following traceback
File "/opt/Zope-2.9.1/lib/python/ZPublisher/Publish.py", line 40, in
call_object
result=apply(object,args) # Type s to step into published object.
File "/var/zope-2.9/Products/Five/browser/metaconfigure.py", line 403,
in __call__
return self.
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