[OGo-Developer] ZideStore Folder Mapping Question

[Adam Tauno Williams]

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Root Question:  Can a bundle add to ZideStore folder hierarchy?  I'm
looking at how to solve
http://bugzilla.opengroupware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=3D1752
("Present "Favorites" As A Folder") for the purposes of feeding our
Funambol server.

I'm looking at -
http://sope.opengroupware.org/en/docs/snippets/categoryhowto.html - and
assuming that this applies to ZideStore.
--- Example ---
categories =3D {
  OpenGroupware =3D {
    slots =3D {
      "Documentation" =3D {
        protectedBy =3D "<public>";
        valueClass  =3D OGoHelpDatabase;
        value       =3D "Documentation/OpenGroupware.org";
      };
    };
  };
};
--- End example from categoryhowto.html ---

Then I look at something like
"ZideStore/SoObjects/ZSContacts/product.plist" and:
--- Example ---
  categories =3D {
  };
--- End example from ZSContacts/product.plist ---

So then I look at -
http://sope.opengroupware.org/en/docs/snippets/methods.html
 - which states "When an Objective-C class is registered as a SoClass,
SOPE scans the class hierarchy for "action" methods, pretty much like in
WODirectAction objects."  And sure enough I see that "SxAddress.m"
contains *Action methods like "PUTAction" and "GETAction".

But SxFolder doesn't seem to be a SoObject.  And SxFolders "GETAction"
method seems to pretty clearly do nothing.  SxAddressFolder which
descends from SxFolder doesn't ever override/reimplement GETAction.

I see vaguely how it goes together;  but I'm not getting how a URL finds
its way to a specifc object with given parameters.

Is it falling through to the default method as described: "Note that if
no HTTP method is found, SoMethodDispatcher will look for the "default
method" and invoke that. This is usually preferred over direct HTTP
implementation.";  but I'm still not seeing the URL->Object mapping.

I assume I'm overlooking something obvious;  I think this would be
easier if I had six nineteen inch displays and could look at all the
code at once. :)

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