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Ape 0.7.1 Released
BTW, here is another reason you might want to try Ape: Ape transparently converts a static HTML site into a dynamic site using page templates. Just add static HTML on the filesystem, then add TAL attributes to the html files either through the web or on the filesystem. Try it!
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The ape
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morphex
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2003-08-19
Loved the picture, gave me a good laugh. :)
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permission denied
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axxackall
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2003-09-17
what's the trick to go through a very annoying error:
Error Type: OSError
Error Value: [Errno 13] Permission denied: //var/lib/zope//zope-2_6_1/var/mnt
I've tried everything and it still doesn't work.
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Huge problems of huge files
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axxackall
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2003-09-18
It is known that Zope is not good in uploading huge files (~ 1 Gb or even sometimes ~ 100 MB).
But in case of Ape, even if you add a huge file directly to the FS location and then try to restart Zope - it fails. By watching the memory usage I can tell that Ape (in fact DBtab) is trying to read the whol file to memory. Why? Don't ask. But it certainly a bad feture. As bad as to be called a showstopper for Ape.
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Detect when a method is used inside serializer.
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Colliberty
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2004-01-10
I have a problem because I override the _setPropValue to index an object when a property is changed. But sinse OFSProperties.deserialize uses _updateProperty to initialize the properties my index method gets called during the deserialization. This is a problem because all arguments of the object has not yet been initialized and will cause the index process to raise an exception.
Now the proper solution would be to add a manage_after_property_changed event to Zope this is not possible.
So as a work around, is there anyway for me to check if method has been called from with in the deserializer (or do I simply have to write my own :-)
Also does and/or how does APE handle Catalogs?