cybertools/integrator/bscw.txt
helmutm 7440503f6e make access fault-tolerant - show error message; show top-level link on breadcrumbs again
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Integrating objects from external systems
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Integration of external sources.
($Id$)
>>> from zope.app.testing.setup import placefulSetUp, placefulTearDown
>>> site = placefulSetUp(True)
Accessing Objects on a Remote BSCW Repository
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During testing we do not access a remote repository but just a dummy (fake)
repository for testing purposes.
>>> from cybertools.integrator.tests.bscw import BSCWServer, sampleObjects
>>> from cybertools.integrator.bscw import standardAttributes
>>> server = BSCWServer(sampleObjects)
>>> server.get_attributes('4', standardAttributes + ['containers'], 1, True)
[{...'name': 'public'...}, [{...'name': 'Introduction'...}]]
Access via read container and item/file proxies
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Let's first register the proxy factory utilities.
>>> from zope import component
>>> from cybertools.integrator.bscw import ContainerFactory, ItemFactory, FileFactory
>>> component.provideUtility(ContainerFactory(), name='bscw')
>>> component.provideUtility(ItemFactory(), name='bscw')
>>> component.provideUtility(FileFactory(), name='bscw')
We can now access the root object of the BSCW repository.
>>> from cybertools.integrator.bscw import BSCWConnection
>>> connection = BSCWConnection('http://localhost/bscw.cgi/4',
... server=server)
>>> root = connection.getProxy()
>>> root
<...bscw.ReadContainer...>
>>> sorted(root.items())
[('bs_5', <...bscw.ReadContainer object...>)]
>>> root.address
'bs_4'
>>> root.internalPath
'bs_4'
>>> root.icon
'folder'
>>> root.properties
{...'name': 'public'...}
>>> root.title
'public'
>>> root.description
'Public Repository'
>>> str(root.externalURLInfo)
'http://localhost/bscw.cgi/4'
>>> list(root.parents)
[]
Let's also have a look at the item contained in the root object.
>>> bs_5 = root['bs_5']
>>> data = server.get_attributes('bs_5',
... ['__class__', 'type', 'id', 'name', 'descr', 'url_link'], 1, True)
>>> bs_5.items()
[('bs_6', <...bscw.File ...>), ('bs_7', <...bscw.Item ...>)]
>>> bs_5.address
'bs_5'
>>> bs_5.internalPath
'bs_5'
>>> bs_5.icon
'folder'
>>> bs_5.properties
{...'name': 'Introduction'...}
>>> str(bs_5.externalURLInfo)
'http://localhost/bscw.cgi/5'
>>> bs_5.properties['containers']
[{'name': 'public', '__id__': 'bs_4'}]
>>> [p.address for p in bs_5.parents]
['bs_4']
>>> bs_6 = bs_5['bs_6']
>>> [p.address for p in bs_6.parents]
['bs_5', 'bs_4']
The BSCW Repository View
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>>> site['bscw'] = connection
>>> bscwAccess = site['bscw']
>>> from cybertools.integrator.browser.bscw import BSCWView
>>> from zope.publisher.browser import TestRequest
>>> view = BSCWView(bscwAccess, TestRequest())
>>> view.baseUrl = 'http://localhost/bscw.cgi/'
>>> view.baseId = '4'
>>> items = list(view.content())
>>> items
[<...bscw.ItemView...>]
>>> items[0].url
'http://127.0.0.1/bscw?id=bs_5'
>>> items[0].icon
'http://127.0.0.1/++resource++folder.png'
>>> list(items[0].breadCrumbs)
[{'url': 'http://127.0.0.1/bscw?id=bs_4', 'title': 'public'},
{'url': 'http://127.0.0.1/bscw?id=bs_5', 'title': 'Introduction'}]
The top and the current level are not shown, otherwise we would get:
[{'url': 'http://127.0.0.1/bscw?id=bs_4', 'title': 'public'},
{'url': 'http://127.0.0.1/bscw?id=bs_5', 'title': 'Introduction'}]
Fin de partie
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>>> placefulTearDown()