[OGo-XML-RPC] project.fetchJobs alternative?

[Christian Hoffmann]

Thanks Adam,

i have installed your binaries because i also use Suse. It worked 
perfect and fetching the jobs from a project work fine.
Thanks a lot and proceed with developing ZOGI. I will check for updates 
and i think i will use more than just the fetching of projects.


See you

Christian
Adam Tauno Williams schrieb:
>> Is your ZOGI living beside the rpc daemon?
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> It loads into ZideStore; it is a ZideStore bundle. 
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>> Is it easy to install. I am accessing the RPC through a delphi program. 
>> Normally  it should be easy to use your ZOGI. Is that right?
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> To my knowledge no one has tested it other than me;  or people who I can
> force to use my code. :)  But it should be pretty easy to install.
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> 1.) Get from Google's SVN
> http://code.google.com/p/zogi/source
> 2.) make
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> * Of course this requires the OGo, SOPE, & Objective-C development
> packages to be installed.
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> This should give you a zOGI.zsp file which you need to bundle up and
> move to /usr/local/lib/zidestore-1.5 folder of your OGo server.  Then if
> you restart ZideStore (rcogo-zidestore restart on SuSE) you should see a
> "register ZideStore product: zOGI.zsp" in your
> "ogo-zidestore-1.5-err.log" file.
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> Then tweak getLoginAccount.py in the TestScripts directory to reflect
> your username, password, url, etc... and see if it works.  This requires
> Python, but that is a nice simple method to test with.
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> Or, especially if you are using SuSE, try downloading the file at
> http://code.google.com/p/zogi/downloads/list and unpacking that
> in /usr/local/lib/zidestore-1.5 on your server.  This is built on
> openSUSE 10.2, but seems to work fine on my SuSE 9.3 boxes as well.  As
> with all off-the-cuff binaries,  this can't be guaranteed to work on
> any-given-box.
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> Documentation at http://code.google.com/p/zogi/wiki/Root
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> zOGI is not complete;  but if you run into something you desperately
> need we'll try to add it quickly.  The initial focus was on getting
> decent methods for managing jobs/tasks.  
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> Any feedback is very much appreciated.
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>>> Using ZOGI (http://code.google.com/p/zogi/) your should be able to:
>>> #!/usr/bin/env python
>>> import xmlrpclib,pprint
>>> server =
>>> xmlrpclib.Server('http://awilliam:*****@gourd-amber/zidestore/so/awilliam/')
>>> pprint.pprint(server.zogi.getObjectById(115100, 4096))
>>> And get all the tasks for project 115100, in the _TASKS key.
>>>       
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