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Dublin Core Elements

The Dublin Core metadata element set is a standard for cross-domain information resource description.
Element Description Value
Identifier resource ID http://old.zope.org/Members/shalabh/TraversableDTMLDoc
Title resource name Traversable DTML Document
Description resource summary See the following for some background information: - "TraversableMixin":http://www.zope.org/Members/shalabh/TraversableMixin/ for an idea about traversable objects. - "This thread":http://www.egroups.com/message/zope/33372 on the zope mailing list. **Important**: This product requires the "TraversableMixin":http://www.zope.org/Members/shalabh/TraversableMixin/ to be installed. The Traversable DTML Document *is* what it says - a *traversable* DTML Document. To see it in action: - Create a Traversable DTML Document object 'MyDoc' - Set the content to: <dtml-var traverse_param> - From the 'Traverse' tab, set the 'mandatoryParameters' to 2. - Use your browser to go to http://url/to/MyDoc/foo/bar This product also shows how you can create traversable objects using the Traversable Mixin.
Creator resource creator shalabh
Date default date 2001-02-26 10:05:32
Format resource format text/html
Type resource type Software Package
Subject resource keywords Examples
Contributors resource collaborators
Language resource language
Publisher resource publisher No publisher
Rights resource copyright


Additional Zope Elements
Element Description Value
CreationDate date resource created 2001-02-26 10:05:32
ModificationDate date resource last modified 2001-02-26 10:05:32
EffectiveDate date resource becomes effective None
ExpirationDate date resource expires None

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