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Simple Views and Browser Pages

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How much functionality do the recipes have now? We can describe their API using interfaces and their data structure using schemas. We have a minimal implementation as a Python class which we have made persistent. Its instances can be stored in the ZODB. We can also add recipes to a Zope folder via the debug shell. That is all.

What we cannot do is display the data stored inside a recipe to a web browser. Our content component is only useful for interaction on a Python API level. What we need are components that allow recipes to do user interaction. Such components are adapters, more specifically views.

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(2007). Simple Views and Browser Pages. In: Web Component Development with Zope 3. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-33808-6_7

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