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Catalog Changes

TODO

Convert most columns (except url) to Computed Attributes.

Add authorization checks to searching in order to limit returned records
returned to ones for which the current user has authorization.

Catalog 0.4.1

New Features

Now the 'getCatalogObject' method provides access from DTML to Cataloged
objects.

Bugs Fixed

Reindented with spaces instead of tabs

Catalog 0.4.0

Initial Catalog checked into CVS
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"""Catalog
A Catalog object provides an inteface to index objects.
"""

from Globals import HTMLFile, MessageDialog
from OFS.SimpleItem import Item
from Products.ZTablesCore import ZTablesCore
from SearchIndex import Query
import string, regex, urlparse

class Catalog(Item):
"""Catalog object"""

meta_type = "Catalog"

__ac_permissions__=(
('Manage Catalog Entries',
['indexObject',
'unindexObject',
'indexAddColumn'], ['Manager']),
('Search SiteIndex',
['searchResults','__call__'],['Anonymous', 'Manager']),
)


def __init__(self,id,title=None):
self.id=id
self.title=title
self._ztable=ZTablesCore.ZTable(id)

# create a static set of table contents and indexes to go with
# them

schema = [('id', 'FieldIndex', 's'),
('url', 'FieldIndex', 's'),
('title', 'TextIndex', 's'),
('meta_type', 'FieldIndex', 's'),
('last_modified', 'TextIndex', 'd'),
('subject', 'TextIndex', 's'),
('description', 'TextIndex', 's'),
('date', 'TextIndex', 'd'),
('reviewed', 'FieldIndex', 'i'),
]

uindex = []
utype = []
for name, index, type in schema:
self._ztable.addColumn(name)
uindex.append(index)
utype.append(type)

# create an orphan index for text_content. A table row will
# not get created but an index will.

self._ztable._data.setOrphanIndex('text_content', 'TextIndex',
call_methods=1)

self._ztable.update_database_schema(uindex, utype)

def searchResults(self, REQUEST=None, used=None,
query_map={
type(regex.compile('')): Query.Regex,
type([]): ZTablesCore.orify,
type(''): Query.String,
}, **kw):
"""
Search the catalog according to the ZTables search interface.
Search terms can be passed in the REQUEST or as keyword
arguments.
"""
return apply(self._ztable.searchResults,(REQUEST,used,query_map),kw)


__call__ = searchResults



def data_column_names(self):
"""
Returns a list of all column names
"""
return (list(self._ztable._data._names) +
self._ztable._data._computed_fields)



def indexObject(self, obj, REQUEST=None):
"""
Indexes a single object, either by creating new record, or
by updating an existing index for the object
"""

# r_id is the record id in the table, *not* the object's 'id'.
r = self._get_record(obj)
r_id = self._obj2id(obj)

if r_id is not None:
self._ztable.editRecord(r_id, r, obj)

else:
self._ztable.addRecord(r, obj)

if REQUEST is not None:
return MessageDialog(title='Object Indexed',
message='The object has been indexed.',
action='manage_main')



def unindexObject(self, obj, REQUEST=None):
"""Remove object from the Catalog.
"""

r_id = self._obj2id(obj)
print 'unindexObject: r_id is %s' % r_id
if r_id is not None:
print 'unindexObject: removing'
self._ztable.deleteRecord(r_id, obj)
else:
print 'unindexObject: didnt remove'

if REQUEST is not None:
return MessageDialog(title='Catalog records deleted',
message='%s catalog records deleted.' % num,
action='manage_main')



def indexAddColumn(self, name, type='s', index_type='FieldIndex'):
"""
Adds an column and index to the catalog.
'type' is a type code ['s'|'t'|'i'|'f'|'d'|'b']
'index_type' is index type code:
['FieldIndex'|'TextIndex'|'KeywordIndex']
Note: KeywordIndex is not yet supported in the ZTable Core
"""

self._ztable.addColumn(name,type)
self._ztable._getDataSet().setOneIndex(name,index_type)


def _obj2id(self, obj):
print 'obj2id: obj.url is %s' % obj.url()
results=self._ztable.searchResults(url=obj.url())
if results:
return results[0].data_record_id_


def _get_record(self, obj):
"""
return a catalog record to be stored in the table for 'obj'.
"""
record = {}
record['id'] = callable(obj.id) and obj.id() or obj.id
record['url'] = obj.url()
record['title'] = obj.title
record['last_modified'] = obj.bobobase_modification_time()
record['meta_type'] = obj.meta_type

if obj.meta_type in ['Document','DTML Document','DTML Method']:
record['text_content']=obj.read_raw()

record['subject'] = obj.subject
record['description'] = obj.description
record['summary'] = obj.summary
record['reviewed'] = obj.reviewed
print '_get_record: %s' % record

return record











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Site Index

A Site Index collects information about Zope objects. It allows
indexes of Zope objects to be searched.

To search a site index, use the same conventions as a Tabula. Use
either 'DP_Search_Results' or '__call__' with REQUEST and/or kw
arguments.

Basic indexed meta data includes

id -- The object's id

url -- A url for the object, eg '/MyFolder/MyDoc'

title -- The object's title

meta_type -- The object's meta type

last_modified -- The object's bobobase_lastmodification_time

text_content -- Text of DTML Documents and Methods

All indexes are FieldIndexes, except text_content which is a TextIndex.

How to Use the Catalog

To use a Catalog, create a Catalog object and add items to the catalog.
You can use a Find like interface to search for interesting objects
to add. The catalog does not detect changes to indexed objects, so you
should periodically update the catalog index.

To search the catalog, first create a report form by selecting the 'Report'
for the product add list. After you create your report you can test it by
viewing it.

Next create a search form by selecting 'Search Form' form the product add
list. The wizard will allow you to tailor the search form in a number of
ways. You should indicate that the search form is to use the report that
you previously created.

Now you can search your Zope site by viewing the search page and filling
out the search form.

Cataloging Interface

Zope objects can define additional attributes to be cataloged. When
an object is added to the catalog that specifies additional cataloging
information, additional columns and indexes will be added to the catalog
as needed.

To define additinal cataloging data use the 'ZopeCatalogAttributes'
method. The method should return a tuple or list of dictionaries which
describe the cataloged attributes::

{'name': name, 'attr': attr, 'type': type, 'index': indexType}

Where

'name' is the name of the index.

'attr' is the name of a method or attribute to query.

'type' is a type code ['s'|'t'|'i'|'f'|'d'|'b']

'index' is the index type ['FieldIndex'|'TextIndex'|'KeywordIndex']

Note that problems can occurr if an object tries to define an index that
already exists, but is of a different type or index type. Be careful.

Note: This interface is provisional and subject to change.










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