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Dublin Core Elements

The Dublin Core metadata element set is a standard for cross-domain information resource description.
Element Description Value
Identifier resource ID http://old.zope.org/Members/lalo/LocalFactory
Title resource name Local Factory objects
Description resource summary <p> A LocalFactory is really a Factory (not a subclass or a wrapper, it is <u>really</u> a Factory) which can be created anywhere in your hierarchy, cleaning up your namespace/Addbox pollution.</p> <p> I'd now like to work on Permission pollution, but this has a lower priority. Suggestions accepted.</p> <p> In your Product where you want to use LocalFactories all you have to do is delete the Factory and the addForm. You must create an addForm in the same folder as the Factory (or somewhere where acquisition will find it). You still need the Permission and Constructor inside the Product.</p> <p> In your addForm methods, you will have to use code like this for the form action:</p> <p> <code>&lt;form method=POST action="../../ProductName/constructorName"&gt;</code></p> <p> due to the strange things the Factory does to the namespace.</p>
Creator resource creator ZopeOrgSite
Date default date 2000-07-21 05:12:33
Format resource format text/html
Type resource type Software Package
Subject resource keywords Helpers
Contributors resource collaborators
Language resource language
Publisher resource publisher No publisher
Rights resource copyright


Additional Zope Elements
Element Description Value
CreationDate date resource created 2000-07-21 05:12:33
ModificationDate date resource last modified 2000-07-21 05:12:33
EffectiveDate date resource becomes effective None
ExpirationDate date resource expires None

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