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++added:
       01. "Building and Storing Annotations":AnnotationsForMetaData -
           Since it is desirable to leave an object as untouched as possible,
           we developed a mechanism of attaching meta data to an object
           without the object knowing about it. (12 pages)


??changed:
-       06. Vocabularies and their Fields (VocabulariesAndFields) - Vocabularies 
       06. "Vocabularies and their Fields":VocabulariesAndFields - Vocabularies 

++added: 02. "Displaying User errors":DisplayUserErrors - For Zope 3,
Exceptions are simply objects, which can have Views that make them
representable on the output medium (usually the Browser). Every
Exception has a standard view, but for a professional Web site you
will need better screens. (3 pages)

++added:

       03. "Writing new ZCML Directives":NewZCMLDirectives - Discusses how new
           directives can be added to a ZCML namespace using meta-directives
           and/or how to create a new namespace from scratch. (5 pages)

??changed: - 03. Registering new WebDAV Namespaces
(NewWebDAVNamespace) - WebDAV is 04. "Changing Traversal
Behavior":ChangingTraversalBehavior - Similar to Zope 2, one can
change the object traversal (lookup) behavior for an object, except
that this functionality is much more flexible in Zope 3. (8 pages)

       03. "Registering new WebDAV Namespaces":NewWebDAVNamespace - WebDAV is

??changed: - WebDAV namespaces. (4 pages) - - 04. Using TALES outside
of Page Templates (UsingTALES) - TALES is a WebDAV namespaces. (9
pages)

       04. "Using TALES outside of Page Templates":UsingTALES - TALES is a

??changed: - TALES into your own properties and scripts. (3 pages)
TALES into your own properties and scripts. (5 pages)

++added: 05. Debugging Python and Zope Code (DebuggingPythonAndZope) -
This recipe teaches the reader how to interpret error messages and
tracebacks, and how to use the Zope Error Reporting service and the
Python debugger as well as an XML validator to detect bugs in ZCML and
page templates. (7 pages)


??changed:
-           it best descibes the approach of the new security model, which will
           it best describes the approach of the new security model, which will

??changed: - 07. The life of a Request (LifeOfRequest) - This recipe
will show the 07. "The life of a Request":LifeOfRequest - This recipe
will show the

??changed: - the debugger and the interactive Python prompt. (8 pages)
- the debugger and the interactive Python prompt. (6 pages)

--removed: - H. Things Good to Know - - This section contains
generally useful information. While the first - couple of recipes are
relatively easy, you might want to read them - right away, but other
recipes here will not make much sense until you - have read recipes in
the other sections of the book. - - 01. Using annotations to store
meta data (AnnotationsForMetaData) - - Since it is desirable to leave
an object as untouched as possible, - we developed a mechanism of
attaching meta data to an object - without the object knowing about
it. (3 pages) - - 02. "Displaying User errors":DisplayUserErrors - For
Zope 3, Exceptions - are simply objects, which can have Views that
make them - representable on the output medium (usually the Browser).
Every - Exception has a standard view, but for a professional Web site
you - will need better screens. (3 pages) - - 03. "Writing new ZCML
Directives":NewZCMLDirectives - Discusses how new -[14 more lines...]

??changed: - - Appendix B: API Reference - - I imagine this API
reference to be a little bit different to the ones the - Introspector
has to offer. While it is nice to see the methods of a - particular
interface and an interface hierarchy, it is by itself not very -
helpful. It is very important that also connections between all these
- interfaces' implementations are covered, which can be done by
documenting - all the adapters in the core. I would also like to
categorize the - interfaces in a more easily digestible manner and not
necessarily - following the directory hierarchy. (40 pages?) - - -
Credits Appendix B: Credits

??changed: - - - License Appendix C: Creative Commons License

??changed: - 1.0. The example code is maintained in the Zope CVS under
the 1.0.

  Appendix D: Zope Public License 2.0

    The example code is maintained in the Zope CVS under the

--removed: -

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