Yep, for the moment, we will definitely use the full django source,
generate the settings and gradually try to exclude unnecessary sections
of the framework where we can. After a gentle glance, it looks like
http, middleware, shortcuts, template, templatetags, views can be cut
out straight away. forms and dispatch may take a little tweaking, and
conf, core and utils will probably need to stay. I would prefer not to
edit the django code, so that upgrades can be easily incorporated.

Of course it may need a little more analysis to trace the dependencies.
Another problem might be a few assumptions embedded in the code about
the framework in which this will all operate. I will run a few
experiments and see how it goes.


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