Hi Lukasz,
> Yes, I'm traing to escape from Zope-land, to be more clarify I want to
> migrate from Plone to PHP Application, which uses MySQL database
> engine, so I have to move all data from ZODB to MySQL. I suppose that
> python script shouldn`t be so complex. I need just iterate ZODB and
> write attributes like "Intro", "Body" of article to file for example.
> I need export Plone content hierarchy like
>
>
> Home
> |
> | - - - Folder 1 (Title, Intro, Body)
> | | - - - Article (Title, Intro, Body)
> |
> | - - - Folder 2 (Title, Intro, Body)
I haven't done that with Plone, but with CMF, which is the base of
Plone. So, I guess it would be almost the same. You even don't need
the product Peter suggested; you could do a python script inside your
plone site, which searches all the objects you want and print it in
form of a pipe '|' delimited list. Then, once you define your tables
in mysql, you can import the data by copying the output of your
script and saving it into a text file. This is how my script looks like:
catalog=context.portal_catalog
jobs=catalog(
{
'meta_type' : 'Internship'
}
)
OID = 1
for metaJob in jobs:
jobData=catalog.getobject(metaJob.data_record_id_)
print "%i|%s|%s|%s|%s|%s|%s|%s|" % \
(OID,
jobData.companyName,
jobData.companyVision,
jobData.description,
jobData.positionOffered,
jobData.jobProfile,
jobData.contact,
jobData.country)
OID += 1
return printed
Off course, this only work assuming that your fields aren't files like
images or PDFs.
Regards,
Josef
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