Hi List, We have a pylons app that is used on an intranet, it's now reached a point where locally installed applications [3d applications, use python] on network client machines need to start talking to the database, and I'm unsure of the best way of achieving this. I've got them to talk over http, but this strikes me as ridiculously inefficient way of approaching this, as all data has to be parsed back from HTML in to useful python. I'm *guessing* that I need to look at some way of opening up sqlalchemy / model over the local network (and hopefully using the pylons controllers / pylons methods, but figured this might be a non-starter / insane since the whole thing is geared up for http), but I have no idea how to approach this. I'd be very grateful if anyone has any ideas or pointers as to how I might begin to tackle this, or whether this whole idea is a very bad one.
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