If I have a Z SQL method set up as /query on my Zope site, how is it
possible for me to disallow direct accesses to it via a URL (like
http://localhost/query) ? If I cannot, then what is the convention people
use to store objects which are not supposed to be visible directly?
Thanks.
Gerald Gutierrez wrote:
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>
> If I have a Z SQL method set up as /query on my Zope site, how is it
> possible for me to disallow direct accesses to it via a URL (like
> http://localhost/query) ? If I cannot, then what is the convention people
> use to store objects which are not supposed to be v
Gerald Gutierrez wrote:
> If I have a Z SQL method set up as /query on my Zope site, how is it
> possible for me to disallow direct accesses to it via a URL (like
> http://localhost/query) ? If I cannot, then what is the convention people
> use to store objects which are not supposed to be visible
Dimitris Andrakakis wrote:
>
> Gerald Gutierrez wrote:
> > If I have a Z SQL method set up as /query on my Zope site, how is it
> > possible for me to disallow direct accesses to it via a URL (like
> > http://localhost/query) ? If I cannot, then what is the convention people
> > use to store obje
Dimitris Andrakakis wrote:
> Gerald Gutierrez wrote:
> > If I have a Z SQL method set up as /query on my Zope site, how is it
> > possible for me to disallow direct accesses to it via a URL (like
> > http://localhost/query) ? If I cannot, then what is the convention people
> > use to store object
>
> If I have a Z SQL method set up as /query on my Zope site, how is it
> possible for me to disallow direct accesses to it via a URL (like
> http://localhost/query) ? If I cannot, then what is the convention people
> use to store objects which are not supposed to be visible directly?
>
AFAIK
