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Infor Gates wrote:
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<div id="RTEContent">Chris<br>
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Thanks for your email. There is another person I wish to thank.
However, I lost his email contact by accident - his advice points me to
where to check for the errors.<br>
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Let me Simple User Folder works.<br>
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As I googled for some time on this, I noticed there are others who had
similar problems but the answer was not quite straight forward. The
reason, my best guess, is most of us are "juniors" - slightly above a
beginner. As we journey to "higher" level Zope development, we tried to
grasp the concepts of the Products developed by people like you.<br>
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For me, when I installed the SUF according to the README file, it was
straight forward. I test individual programs and it is working OK. I
copy LITERALLY the needed *.pys and *.sql from test directory to
content page of SUF instance.<br>
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However, when I try through Zope TTW (e.g. ADD user), the system
produces the said error message. "Juniors" like me wo uld expect the
SUF works the same as Zope User Folder. When it did not, I was lost.<br>
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Thanks to the an advice from the earlier email, I learnt to hack around
the example I copied to the content page of SUF instance. It was a
simple error BUT I did not see it. The example call for addUser but the
program copied was named addUser.pys. Also missing inside the example
is calling the addUser.sql.<br>
So when I change the name to addUser and added call to addUser.sql, it
work fine.<br>
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In conclusion, I would say it was a miscommunication or mis-reading of
the README. It would be better the README file can improve this aspect.
Then I believe everyone would enjoy using the SUF.<br>
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<b><i>Chris Withers <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:chris@simplistix.co.uk"><chris@simplistix.co.uk></a></i></b> wrote:
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Infor Gates wrote:<br>
> I am having problems in setting up Simple User Folder.<br>
> Error Message:<br>
> Error Type: UnconfiguredException<br>
> Error Value: Addition of users has not been configured<br>
> <br>
> I have googled around for an answer. However, there is very little
info on it.<br>
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Urm? That's a pretty damn clear error message if you ask me ;-)<br>
Did you read the readme.txt in SUF?<br>
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> My Configuration: Zope2.8.4 / Windows XP Pro / Postgresql<br>
> I have copied all (addUser.pys, addUser.sql, editUser.pys
editUser.sql, deleteUser.pys deleteUser.sql, getUserIds.pys,
getUserIds.sql, getUserDetails.pys, getUserDetails.sql) into the
/TEST/acl_users/Contents page as advised in README.<br>
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Does it say just blindly copy them?<br>
Where did you copy them to?<br>
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Those files are primarilly for running theses tests. If you read the <br>
python files in the tests folder you'll see how to use them.<br>
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In your case, you need to define a method called 'addUser' inside the <br>
Contents tab of your SUF instance.<br>
<br>
Read the readme.txt to find out what that method needs to take as <br>
parameters and what it needs to do.<br>
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cheers,<br>
<br>
Chris<br>
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And SUF deserves enjoying. Its simple, clean and to the point. Thanks
Chris.<br>
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David<br>
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