paster and buildout under WINDOWS

[floseries]

Running paster for creating plone3_buildout project demands path for zope2_install and plone_products_install.

I could not found any documentation which paths these are.

Having installed Plone 3.3.1 with zope before, are these following paths ? :

Zope2_install: ..Plone\bin or ...Plone\zope2
plone_products_install: ..Plone or ..Plone\buildout-cache\eggs

And where should the .buildout directory with the default.cfg be installed ?
Is it under c:\users\<username>\ ?

[Martin Aspeli]

floseries wrote:
> Running paster for creating plone3_buildout project demands path for
> zope2_install and plone_products_install.

Just leave them blank if you don't have these already.

> I could not found any documentation which paths these are.
>
> Having installed Plone 3.3.1 with zope before, are these following paths ? :
>
> Zope2_install: ..Plone\bin or ...Plone\zope2
> plone_products_install: ..Plone or ..Plone\buildout-cache\eggs
>
> And where should the .buildout directory with the default.cfg be installed ?
> Is it under c:\users\<username>\ ?

Probably. The best way to check is to start a command line and do:

   python -c "import os.path; print os.path.expanduser('~')"

Martin

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[floseries]

Hello Martin,

Martin Aspeli wrote:

floseries wrote:

> Running paster for creating plone3_buildout project demands path for
> zope2_install and plone_products_install.

Just leave them blank if you don't have these already.

Well, I have those already and I do not want to install them more than ones.

Martin Aspeli wrote:

floseries wrote:

> And where should the .buildout directory with the default.cfg be installed ?
> Is it under c:\users\<username>\ ?

Probably. The best way to check is to start a command line and do:

   python -c "import os.path; print os.path.expanduser('~')"

Thanks for this hint. Now I know that it is as I supposed above.

Fritz

[Martin Aspeli]

floseries wrote:

> Hello Martin,
>
>
> Martin Aspeli wrote:
>>
>> floseries wrote:
>>>> Running paster for creating plone3_buildout project demands path for
>>>> zope2_install and plone_products_install.
>> Just leave them blank if you don't have these already.
>>
>
> Well, I have those already and I do not want to install them more than ones.

Then given an absolute path to the existing installation (parts\zope2
and parts\plone); note - if you're on Plone 3.2 or later, the 'plone
products' stuff is irrelevant, just ignore it.

Martin

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Author of `Professional Plone Development`, a book for developers who
want to work with Plone. See http://martinaspeli.net/plone-book


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