An Introduction to Zope

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By Brian Lloyd August 03, 1999 Overview Zope is a next-generation Open Source application server and portal toolkit developed by Digital Creations and a large active community of users. It runs on nearly all UNIX platforms as well as Windows NT and can be used with most popular web servers or its own built in web server. Zope is written (and extensible with) Python, a powerful object-oriented programming language, with performance sensitive components written in C. Unlike common...n

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