Hi Dabo folks, I am checking out options for a python fat client to a
python backed ( turbogears/pylons ) restful web service. I have my web
service command line client working ok, defined as various model classes
that look a lot like an sqlalchemy or sqlobject orm. I've always liked
using raw wxPy
iain duncan wrote:
> Hi Dabo folks, I am checking out options for a python fat client to a
> python backed ( turbogears/pylons ) restful web service. I have my web
> service command line client working ok, defined as various model classes
> that look a lot like an sqlalchemy or sqlobject orm. I've
On Thu, 2007-16-08 at 13:02 -0700, Paul McNett wrote:
> iain duncan wrote:
> > Hi Dabo folks, I am checking out options for a python fat client to a
> > python backed ( turbogears/pylons ) restful web service. I have my web
> > service command line client working ok, defined as various model classe
iain duncan wrote:
> On Thu, 2007-16-08 at 13:02 -0700, Paul McNett wrote:
>> iain duncan wrote:
>>> Hi Dabo folks, I am checking out options for a python fat client to a
>>> python backed ( turbogears/pylons ) restful web service. I have my web
>>> service command line client working ok, defined a
Thanks for all the help Paul, I will definitely give this a whirl.
BTW, are there any plans to make it possible for Dabo to use SQLAlchemy
as a db intermediary? I imagine that there must be many folks like me
who are doing business db backends with turbogears or pylons and are
looking for nice sol
iain duncan wrote:
> Thanks for all the help Paul, I will definitely give this a whirl.
You are welcome!
> BTW, are there any plans to make it possible for Dabo to use SQLAlchemy
> as a db intermediary? I imagine that there must be many folks like me
> who are doing business db backends with tur
On Aug 16, 2007, at 10:23 PM, Paul McNett wrote:
> but unless someone else jumps in, it won't be implemented for a while.
> We are still on the run-up for 1.0, and we've targeted SQLAlchemy
> for 2.0.
Or perhaps 1.1... ;-)
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I'm using a dabo client successfully with a webclient:
We've a editorial content management system as an 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).
The clie
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
> calend
Thanks for sharing! We should really start a page on the wiki to
highlight such case studies.
So... Dabo is pure GUI. Do you use the dApp object? Do you subclass and
instantiate Dabo's UI classes or just instantiate and use?
Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
> I'm using a dabo client successfully wit
> So... Dabo is pure GUI. Do you use the dApp object? Do you subclass and
> instantiate Dabo's UI classes or just instantiate and use?
I use subclasses of dApp, dSecurityManager, and several UI classes,
and only a few original UI classes (I often sublass even for single
use, because I find it more
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