[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote at 2005-4-4 00:49 +0200:
> ...
>The code i've writed imports date object from datetime
>package: this makes it
>doesn't work like a script (python), so i adapt code
>as an external method; but
>when i run the method Zope says that he can't find
>symbol 'container'... (mumble
Congratulations: You immediately ran into a limitation of Python
Scripts, and then equally quickly into one of external methods. That's
good, because that means you don't get stuck into the wrong way of
programming. :-)
The "right" way of doing Zope development is with filesystem python products.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
i'm a new user of Zope; i'm studing it since two weeks
and i think it's very
interesting, 'cause has the same power of j2ee
application server but it is
much more easy to use!
While i was developing my first Zope application i
fell into this trouble: i
would like t
On Mon, Apr 04, 2005 at 12:49:30AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The code i've writed imports date object from datetime
> package: this makes it
> doesn't work like a script (python), so i adapt code
> as an external method;
Maybe you could use Zope's own DateTime, which can be
used in Scripts
Hi all,
i'm a new user of Zope; i'm studing it since two weeks
and i think it's very
interesting, 'cause has the same power of j2ee
application server but it is
much more easy to use!
While i was developing my first Zope application i
fell into this trouble: i
would like to write a script that cre
