ARGL, I should spellcheck my postings... 2007/8/17, Henning Hraban Ramm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I'm using a dabo client successfully with a webclient: > > We've an editorial content management system as a web app. The client > pulls the articles, formats them as InDesign tagged text (event > calendar data also as XML) and saves them to a local dir tree (that's > why we can't use the web app for export). > The client fills the normal login form, grabs the session handle and > then calls a backend "page", that provides the data as JSON. Not > only the articles, but also metadata like issues, topics etc. > > The layers: > - GUI is handcoded; I use mostly adapted classes that know how to > handle our special data. I guess there's already too much processing > logic in it (path handling etc.) > - BIZ (workflow, export what to where) is mostly in the main app. > - BACKEND is a webclient class that knows how to handle our special > connection, how to get data and how to convert JSON to pythonic dicts > and lists. > - EXPORTERS (called by the main app) format the pythonic data into the > stuff we need (InDesign is very picky - claims to understand "unicode > data", but takes only UTF-16 without BOM and with Mac XOR Win > lineendings. Lots of errors in the tags documentation. etc.) > > So I didn't subclass dBizobj because I didn't see how it would fit my needs. > And I'm not really used to 3T programming ;-) > > > Greetlings, Hraban >
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