Re: Sharing models between applications

Just put the full import path to your app in INSTALLED_APPS. It's no mater where this application lies. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To post to this group, send email to djan

Re: Sharing models between applications

You mean like having a "neutral" application? I was thinking in this, is a good solution I just don't wanna miss some already built-in solution for this. Thanks! Angel 2007/9/2, Tim Chase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > I've a projects that should share the db models > > > > I know I can create a m

Re: Sharing models between applications

> I've a projects that should share the db models > > I know I can create a models.py file in the project's home dir but > manage.py syncdb doesn't read it from there (and I really want to keep > it all on Python code without need to run mysql -u app -p) I've done this in one project by havin

Sharing models between applications

Hi all, First I'm new to this list, so be patient with me as english isn't my first lang :D I've a projects that should share the db models, I know this is easy as any app can use the models from other app with a simple "from app.models import *" but as those models doesn't really go in any of t