Web Component Development with Zope 3

By: P. J. Eby (Foreword by), Philipp von Weitershausen

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Where Zope leads, Python follows. So it has been for a decade, and the trend doesn't show any signs of st- ping. Whatever the latest buzzword-be it RESTful web programming,st- dardized interfaces, pluggable components, or practical restricted-execution environments, Zope has quietly led the way, delivering the goods years ahead of anyone else. Not just as technology concepts, but shipped and working in paying clients' o?ces. And yet, strangely, Zope's role in the ongoing development of Python is little-known and little-appreciated among Python developers. It is f- quently the case that some new and much-touted development in the Python community-especiallyin the web application and object security arenas-is something that Zope has already been doing for many years. I'm somewhat ba?ed by this peculiar blind spot in the Python com- nity.Even when I tell people that Zope's already done something that they're working on, the response is usually a blank look, or no response at all. It's almost as if the innovations of Zope don't really exist until somebody else reinvents them. In fact, the pattern has led me coin this little saying: Those who do not study Zope, are condemned to reinvent it. It doesn't matter if you don't plan to actually use Zope. Frankly, I haven't used Zope in years. But the lessons I learned from Zope, I use constantly. Studying Zope-Zope 3 in particular-will make you a better programmer, without question.

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"The book can be considered the definitive guide to Zope 3. If the reader is looking for a book containing a set of tutorials on creating and using Web applications, this is a great choice."

Pectu Dana, Timisoara, Romania; ACM Computing Reviews, September 2006

"This book is at once thorough, brief, and concise. This is by far the best technical books i've read on any subject.

I have been interested in Zope for almost a year now, but even as a seasoned programmer I was intimidated by its labrythian complexity. I struggled for weeks reading the free Zope material and learning almost nothing. This book presents the material in an accessable manner while shying away from the horrible puns and awful jokes present in so many technical books. This book would be a bargin at twice its price."

D. Morrione, Hemet, CA, amazon.com

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Beginner
Introduction	p. 3
About this book	p. 3
What is Zope?	p. 4
Zope's features	p. 7
The history of Zope	p. 9
The Python Programming Language	p. 11
Changes since Zope X3 3.0	p. 12
Zope and the Component Architecture	p. 15
How Zope works-an overview	p. 15
Introducing components	p. 16
Interfaces	p. 19
Content components	p. 20
Adapters	p. 21
Utilities	p. 23
Configuring components	p. 24
Security	p. 25
Installing Zope	p. 29
Requirements	p. 29
Download, compilation and installation	p. 31
Setting up a Zope instance	p. 33
The example application	p. 42
Interfaces	p. 47
Interface semantics	p. 47
Defining interfaces	p. 48
Declaring that an object provides an interface	p. 52
Verifying implementations	p. 56
Schemas	p. 57
Content Components	p. 67
Schema-based content	p. 67
Configuration via ZCML	p. 72
Content types	p. 76
Factories	p. 78
Persistency	p. 83
The problem of object storage	p. 83
Making persistent objects	p. 86
Working with persistent objects	p. 88
BTrees	p. 92
Simple Views and Browser Pages	p. 95
Introduction to views	p. 95
Page Templates	p. 99
TAL	p. 100
TALES	p. 101
Scopes	p. 103
A simple view Page Template	p. 106
Enhanced browser pages	p. 110
Browser Forms	p. 115
Schema-based forms	p. 115
Adding objects and add forms	p. 122
Custom widgets	p. 124
Intermediate
Internationalization	p. 139
Overview	p. 140
Messages and translation domains	p. 141
Internationalizing an application	p. 145
Python code	p. 146
Page Templates	p. 149
ZCML	p. 150
Message catalogs	p. 156
Localization	p. 161
Customizing a Site's Layout	p. 167
Layers and skins	p. 167
Page Template macros	p. 173
Custom skins	p. 178
Content providers and viewlets	p. 184
Adapters	p. 193
Size	p. 193
File representation	p. 197
Customizing an existing adapter	p. 204
Automated Testing	p. 207
Introduction	p. 207
Unit tests	p. 209
Doctests	p. 212
Running tests	p. 215
Integration tests	p. 221
Advanced Views	p. 233
Browser pages with non-HTML content	p. 233
Browser menus	p. 242
Other HTTP protocols	p. 245
WebDAV	p. 246
XML-RPC	p. 248
Metadata	p. 255
Annotations	p. 255
The Dublin Core	p. 259
Custom metadata	p. 267
Containers	p. 279
Object hierarchies and traversal	p. 279
Containment and location	p. 282
Containment constraints	p. 287
Names of contained objects	p. 292
File representation	p. 297
Events	p. 303
Introduction	p. 303
Object events	p. 306
Sending emails for event notification	p. 314
Expert
Sources and Vocabularies	p. 331
Sources	p. 331
Vocabularies	p. 333
Using vocabularies	p. 338
Sites	p. 345
Introduction	p. 345
Local utilities	p. 349
Implementing sites	p. 353
Indexing and Searching	p. 359
Indexing and object references	p. 359
The catalog and its indices	p. 362
Querying the catalog for searching	p. 367
Database generations	p. 372
Browser Sessions	p. 377
Identifying clients	p. 377
Storing session data	p. 380
Using sessions	p. 383
Security	p. 389
Overview	p. 389
Permissions	p. 396
Roles	p. 400
Authentication and User Management	p. 405
The Pluggable Authentication Utility	p. 405
Login and logout with credential plug-ins	p. 407
Managing principals with authenticator plug-ins	p. 411
Principal metadata	p. 424
Debugging Zope	p. 431
Self-documenting code with APIDoc	p. 431
Online debugging tools	p. 435
Using the Python debugger	p. 438
Packaging and Deployment	p. 441
Packaging an application	p. 441
Preparing a production instance	p. 446
Virtual hosting	p. 448
Improving scalability	p. 454
Appendices
API Reference	p. 461
ZCML Reference	p. 501
References	p. 547
Index	p. 557
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