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Before you can start editing Zope objects, you need to define a new Zope Connection.
See Catalog Nodes for more info.
If you define the localpath property to point to the folder where Zope
is installed, certain actions like Importing zexps become easier (just
double-click on them anywhere in your filesystem in the Boa explorer and they will
be copied to the Zope install's imports directory).
Setting localpath also makes it possible to open ExternalMethods in the
Editor directly from the Zope tree.
To create new Zope objects, browse to the folder where you want to create
the object, select the object from the Zope Palette
page and click in the Zope Explorer folder where you want it created.
Double clicking on a Zope document will open it up for editing in the Editor.
When a item is essentially folderish it will expand in the tree instead of
opening in the Editor. If you need to open such objects, select and choose
Open in Editor from the pop-up menu.
When a Zope item is opened in the Editor, additional to the usual Source view you may open other standard Zope views like Undo and Security. See the available pages under the Views menu.
Important: The "Viewing" Zope views use the wxHTMLWindow to render
html output from Zope. Use these views at your own risk. They can only render
HTML version 3. If you are generating 'advanced' html do not use these viewing
views as they have been known to cause crashes.
From the Zope Explorer, you may right-click and select View in Browser
to view a Zope page in your default browser.
The following actions are available from the popupmenu or toolbar, they apply to the current selection:
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Currently supported Zope objects:
Also see the Zope Debugging support available.
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