Hi,
I have added that to the docs Plone:
http://docs.opengroupware.org/Members/helge/Python%20XML-RPC/document_view
I would like to invite anybody to submit such information to our docs
Plone for easy discovery! Its a great way to store, find and categorize
information. And very easy to use.
Indeed I would love to find some people which grep the mail list
archives now and then and add some relevant answers to the docs Plone.
regards,
Helge
Dr. Martin Korff wrote:
For those who read the previous mails on this topic, here the summary
- which worked for me :-).
Goal: reading, changing, and updating of persons and enterprise
involving non-ascii ('latin-1') data
using python and the xmlrpclib.py
1. Python site configuration:
In /usr/lib/python2.3/site.py
change
encoding = "ascii"
to
encoding = "utf-8"
2. The relevant lines from the top level script 'myupdate.py' are the
following:
#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
3. Any new string to be assigned, edited in a 'iso-8859-1' encoding editor
should
be declared as python-unicode-string, e.g.
newattrvalue = u'newvaluewithaccents'
Finally it should be mentioned that a custom xmlrpclib.py is needed not only
for python2.2 but also for python2.3 since HTTP-Authentication still hasn't
made it into the standard library.
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