On Aug 26, 2006, at 2:45 PM, tav wrote:
rehi all,
whatever happened to mounted zodb support? did it ever exist in
standalone zodb?
No. Starting in 3.3, ZODB has multi-database support, which made
Zope 2's implementation of mounting much cleaner.
looking at Mount.py, it seems to be pretty antiquated -- why is it
even there?
It shouldn't be AFAIK. I don't believe it was ever used. I'm pretty
sure it is a decoy. I'll remove it. Thanks for reminding me of this.
is it possible to hack mount support with the current code
base?
Mounting is very much an application level concept. Zope 2 supports
mounting. It's implementation builds on ZODB multi-database support.
and finally, a neophyte question, how do you keep multiple zodb
connections open in the same thread, but keep the various transactions
involved isolated when you call commit(), abort(), &c. ?
By creating separate transaction managers and passing each connection
it's own transaction manager when you create it. This causes the
connections to be divorced from the thread-local transaction
manager. Note that this has nothing to do with mounting or multi-
databases.
Jim
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