A couple (very) quick observations: - Annotations aren't serialized because the IAnnotations adapter is not trusted. Strangely, IAnnotations(ob) it's returning an empty dict rather than raising a Forbidden on __annotations__. I didn't look into that weirdness, but, once annotation permissions were set, they get serialized.
- The browser upload interface is quite broken. I was able to get a composite XML file with @@toFS.snarf. I'll post a separate msg to see if there's anyone else interested in this functionality. It's too darned functional to go stale like this. -- Garrett On , [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Garrett Smith wrote: >> I can spend some time on the command line tool -- that > would be ideal for us anyway. Security isn't an issue, at > least short term, as this is strictly for OS-level backups. >> >> In the next couple weeks I'll take a closer look. > > Great! Thanks. The command-line tool should be straightforward. > In fact, earlier versions only had command-line tools. > >> If I understand the gist of the checkin/checkout model, > there's profound implications for > > TTW development. Would this not alleviate the SCM > problerms of code-in-the-ZODB-black-box > > syndrome that Zope 2 faces? > > Yes. That's the idea. :) > > In addition, to the degree that file-system representations > of content can > be diff friendly, there are some really nice possibilities > for off-line > content management and synchronization. > > Imagine in a document management system that someone checks > out a folder > of documents and works on them off line. They can later > check these in, > merging their changes with any changes made by others. > Obviously, there's > lots of hand waving here, since the formats that people often use for > document management are not particularly diff friendly. It would > help if, eventually, the diffing tools could be content type specific. > > Jim _______________________________________________ Zope3-dev mailing list Zope3-dev@zope.org Unsub: http://mail.zope.org/mailman/options/zope3-dev/archive%40mail-archive.com