[Checkins] SVN: grokcore.rest/trunk/src/grokcore/rest/ftests/rest/ remove Rest_traverse.py

[Christian Klinger]

Log message for revision 118288:
  remove Rest_traverse.py

Changed:
  U   grokcore.rest/trunk/src/grokcore/rest/ftests/rest/localgrants.py
  D   grokcore.rest/trunk/src/grokcore/rest/ftests/rest/rest_traverse.py

-=-
Modified: grokcore.rest/trunk/src/grokcore/rest/ftests/rest/localgrants.py
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--- grokcore.rest/trunk/src/grokcore/rest/ftests/rest/localgrants.py	2010-11-08 13:01:27 UTC (rev 118287)
+++ grokcore.rest/trunk/src/grokcore/rest/ftests/rest/localgrants.py	2010-11-08 13:12:42 UTC (rev 118288)
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@
 import grokcore.component as grok
 from grokcore import view, content, rest, security
 
-class Mammoth(content.Model):
+class Mammoth(content.Container):
 
     def __init__(self, name):
         self.name = name

Deleted: grokcore.rest/trunk/src/grokcore/rest/ftests/rest/rest_traverse.py
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--- grokcore.rest/trunk/src/grokcore/rest/ftests/rest/rest_traverse.py	2010-11-08 13:01:27 UTC (rev 118287)
+++ grokcore.rest/trunk/src/grokcore/rest/ftests/rest/rest_traverse.py	2010-11-08 13:12:42 UTC (rev 118288)
@@ -1,97 +0,0 @@
-"""
-Let's examine Grok's REST support in the context of custom traversal to
-verify that works. We set the REST protocol in the code instead of specifying
-it in the URL, just in time (when we traverse to the content object that
-supports REST).
-
-Let's create a simple application with REST support::
-
-  >>> from grok.ftests.rest.rest_traverse import MyApp
-  >>> root = getRootFolder()
-  >>> root['app'] = MyApp()
-
-Let's first look at the index view of the application object::
-
-  >>> response = http_call('GET', 'http://localhost/app')
-  >>> print response.getBody()
-  The index view
-
-Now let's look at the content subobject, which should use REST by default
-because we make sure we set the skin::
-
-  >>> response = http_call('GET', 'http://localhost/app/content')
-  >>> print response.getBody()
-  GET content
-
-The other methods should also work::
-
-  >>> response = http_call('POST', 'http://localhost/app/content')
-  >>> print response.getBody()
-  POST content
-
-  >>> response = http_call('PUT', 'http://localhost/app/content')
-  >>> print response.getBody()
-  PUT content
-
-  >>> response = http_call('DELETE', 'http://localhost/app/content')
-  >>> print response.getBody()
-  DELETE content
-
-Besides the Traverser, we also want to make sure our ``traverse`` method
-on content objects works::
-
-  >>> response = http_call('GET', 'http://localhost/app/content/sub')
-  >>> print response.getBody()
-  GET content
-  >>> response = http_call('PUT', 'http://localhost/app/content/sub')
-  >>> print response.getBody()
-  PUT content
-
-"""
-
-import grok
-from zope.interface import Interface
-from grok.util import applySkin
-
-class IFoo(Interface):
-    pass
-
-class MyApp(grok.Model, grok.Application):
-    pass
-
-class Traverser(grok.Traverser):
-    grok.context(MyApp)
-
-    def traverse(self, name):
-        if name == 'content':
-            applySkin(self.request, LayerZ, grok.IRESTSkinType)
-            return MyContent()
-
-class Index(grok.View):
-    grok.context(MyApp)
-    def render(self):
-        return "The index view"
-
-class MyContent(grok.Model):
-    def traverse(self, name):
-        if name == 'sub':
-            return MyContent()
-
-class LayerZ(grok.IRESTLayer):
-    grok.restskin('layerz')
-
-class ZContentRest(grok.REST):
-    grok.layer(LayerZ)
-    grok.context(MyContent)
-
-    def GET(self):
-        return "GET content"
-
-    def POST(self):
-        return "POST content"
-
-    def PUT(self):
-        return "PUT content"
-
-    def DELETE(self):
-        return "DELETE content"