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Zope Weekly News for March 8, 2000

Date: Wed, 8 Mar 2000 17:59:48 -0500 (EST)
From: Mike Pelletier mike@digicool.com
To: editors@linuxtoday.com
Subject: Zope Weekly News

G’day,

Zope Weekly News is a digest of some of the useful and
interesting events which have occurred on the various Zope mailing
lists and the Zope.org site. It is published each Wednesday
evening.

Any opinions contained in the Zope Weekly News are those of the
chronicler exclusively.

Announcements

New Products

  • Software Product: NFG Navigation Product, submitted by “gyst”

    Another product which provides navigation widgets such as trees
    and maps.

    http://www.zope.org/Members/gyst/NFGnav

  • Software Product: ZopeEDIT, submitted by “jimbag”

    This product allows you to edit DTML object from your Zope
    database in your favorite text editor. Maybe. Written in Python, so
    it just might work on your machine. This is _not_ a Zope add-on, it
    runs on it’s own.

    http://www.zope.org/Members/jimbag/ZopeEDIT

Updates

  • Software Product: mod_pcgi2, submitted by “phd”

    The update to 1.0.2 adds new documentation. This is module
    allows Apache to communicate with long-running PCGI servers, such
    as Zope.

    http://www.zope.org/Members/phd/mod_pcgi2

  • Software Product: load_site.py with additional features,
    submitted by “Itamar”

    This is an enhancement to the load_site.py utility that comes
    with Zope. It can be used to fill a Zope database with content from
    a filesystem. This release, version 1.2, fixes all known bugs, has
    new features from the newest version of the original load_site.py,
    and runs in ‘standalone’ mode, loading into a remote Zope
    server.

    http://www.zope.org/Members/itamar/load_site/load_site1.2

  • Software Product: FSSession, submitted by “gaaros”

    FSSession allows you to store persistent, per-visitor
    information on your filesystem. This update, to 0.3.0, fixes a
    number of bugs and properly supports Zope transactions.

    http://www.zope.org/Members/gaaros/FSSession

  • Software Product: KM|Net News, submitted by Kevin Dangoor

    KM|New News is a weblog (news site) product, not unlike (but not
    identical to) Squishdot. This update is version 1.1.


    http://lists.zope.org/pipermail/zope-announce/2000-March/000122.html

    http://www.zope.org/Members/tazzzzz/kmnn

Zope.org items

  • How-To: Managing http/https URL Links, submitted by “rbickers”

    This How-To describes a clever method to generate links to
    objects which require different protocols (http or https). This
    allows you to use encryption only where needed, without using
    exclusively absolute links.

    http://www.zope.org/Members/rbickers/http_https_ulinks

  • How-To: How to view all inherited and acquired attributes and
    methods of an object, submitted by “dmost”

    This How-To is essentially an educational (or debugging) tool.
    Often it’s difficult to figure out what methods an object has, or
    where those methods are coming from. This How-To provides an
    external method which lays it all out for you.

    http://www.zope.org/Members/dmost/ViewSelf

  • How-To: User Defined Roles and Proxies, submitted by “lvogel”

    “This HOWTO is to give a brief explanation of what a user
    defined role is, why you would want to set one up, and how to go
    about creating one. I also briefly touch setting up a proxy on Zope
    objects.”

    http://www.zope.org/Members/lvogel/proxy

  • How-To: Change TinyTable values using DTML, submitted by
    “cguardia”

    “The TinyTable product is a good tool if you need simple table
    lookup functionality in your Zope apps. However, it’s usefulness is
    limited by the fact that it doesn’t support writing single values
    to the tables you create.”

  • How-To: RESPONSE.write with ZServer 2.1.4, submitted by “htrd”

    “Streaming output does not work in Zope 2.1.4, when using
    ZServer to serve HTTP. This is fixed with the following two
    files…”

    http://www.zope.org/Members/htrd/RESPONSE.write/howto


    Mike Pelletier.

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