def __init__(self, INSTANCE_HOME=None, *args, **kw):
# Cmd-specific attributes
self.intro = 'zosh version 0.1'
self.prompt = 'zosh: '
# let our superclass have its way too
cmd.Cmd.__init__(self, *args, **kw)
# get SOFTWARE_HOME from the environment
SOFTWARE_HOME = os.environ.get('SOFTWARE_HOME')
if SOFTWARE_HOME is None:
print "Please set SOFTWARE_HOME to your Zope's lib/python."
sys.exit(2)
sys.path.append(SOFTWARE_HOME)
# If we are given an INSTANCE_HOME, use the ZODB there. Otherwise
# assume we are being tested either interactively or from a test
# runner and use a stub ZODB.
if INSTANCE_HOME is not None:
import Zope
INSTANCE_HOME = os.path.realpath(INSTANCE_HOME)
Zope.configure('%s/etc/zope.conf' % INSTANCE_HOME)
else:
print >> self.stdout, "no INSTANCE_HOME given, using a test ZODB"
sys.stderr = file('/dev/null', 'r+')
from Testing.ZopeTestCase import base as Zope
sys.stderr = sys.__stderr__
self.context = Zope.app()
def connect_to_zodb(self):
#connect to ZODB
try:
print '\tConnect to ZODB...\n'
Zope.configure(os.environ['CONFIG_FILE'])
self.root = Zope.app()
self.root = self.makerequest()
self.login_to_zodb()
except Exception, error:
#failed to connect to ZODB
self.exit_script('\tFailed to connect to ZODB: %s.\n' % str(error))
