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>
>> Hello All,
>>
>> I am working on Django 1.6.6 and I am to create a web services in the
>> existing code. please tell me how to create a Restful web services using
>> Django. I am beginner in python. please help me for web services creation
>>
>>
You can try Tastypie (https://django-tastypie.readthedocs.org/en/latest/)
2015-07-06 19:00 GMT+06:00 ywaghmare5203 :
> Hello All,
>
> I am working on Django 1.6.6 and I am to create a web services in the
> existing code. please tell me how to create a Restful web services using
&g
Hello All,
I am working on Django 1.6.6 and I am to create a web services in the
existing code. please tell me how to create a Restful web services using
Django. I am beginner in python. please help me for web services creation
Thanks,
Yogesh Waghmare
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ng requirements and conditions, is Django
> what I want to use and where is the best place to start?
> * forms filled out on a different page will need to send their info to
> my server (e.g. in a webhook or HTTP callback format).
> * My web services box needs to take
?
- forms filled out on a different page will need to send their info to
my server (e.g. in a webhook or HTTP callback format).
- My web services box needs to take those inputs (JSON POSTS ?) and then
take action on them
- First action I'll do here is to SMS / call via Twilio
(I have a
Thank you Clifford for the heads up and your advice!
On Sun, Mar 2, 2014 at 1:32 AM, CLIFFORD ILKAY
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> On 03/01/2014 11:21 AM, Robin Lery wrote:
> > Very nicely explained! I was actually hoping to use Amazon RDS with
> > postgresql. Your help was very useful. Thank you!
>
> There is anoth
On 03/01/2014 11:21 AM, Robin Lery wrote:
> Very nicely explained! I was actually hoping to use Amazon RDS with
> postgresql. Your help was very useful. Thank you!
There is another issue if your application has to deal with user
uploaded files, such as photos, PDFs, etc. You must consider the
ins
Very nicely explained! I was actually hoping to use Amazon RDS with
postgresql. Your help was very useful. Thank you!
On Sat, Mar 1, 2014 at 3:03 PM, Russell Keith-Magee wrote:
> Hi Robin,
>
> In the simplest deployment case, your entire Django (or, for that matter,
> any other framework) web
Hi Robin,
In the simplest deployment case, your entire Django (or, for that matter,
any other framework) website will run on a single server. That single
server will contain the web server, the database, any files that have been
uploaded, any any other services your site needs (such as memcache, a
Hello.
I have a very basic noob question, which I don't know. Please help me
understand this concepts. When I use *ec2* for my application web server,
and if I use the services like *autoscale *and *elastic load balancer*, do
I always have to sync the database with the new *ec2* instances that are
Have you looked into something like Backbone.js (
http://documentcloud.github.com/backbone/) or Spine (http://spinejs.com/)?
I know this may not exactly be what you're after, but it does allow you to
define models and manipulate them asynchronously (with data being pushed to
the server via AJAX).
I
ing some Ajax calls, but I am
> a
> > bit confused about weather It's better to provide those Ajax calls as web
> > services like SOAP or REST, or I just create normal views.. I need to
> > standardize those calls, I want to have a pattern to follow whenever I
> need
>
> I create the client, who access the web services from another url, but i
> didn't know
> how to send the object to the web_service method or how to check the
> methods parameters type using suds?
> If know this ,plz let me know.
>
>
> On Thursday, 26 April 2012 19:34:
those Ajax calls as web
> services like SOAP or REST, or I just create normal views.. I need to
> standardize those calls, I want to have a pattern to follow whenever I need
> to create new Ajax call to minimize the time needed to add new functionality
> and focus on the function Itse
Thanks for the reply,
I already done this & i create client using suds,& also create the view for
that client, display message on the browser.
But now i have another issue,
I create the client, who access the web services from another url, but i
didn't know
how to send the
Hi All,
I am developing some django apps, mostly they are adds to the django admin
interface... What I need to do a lot is adding some Ajax calls, but I am a
bit confused about weather It's better to provide those Ajax calls as web
services like SOAP or REST, or I just create normal view
a problem with what you're passing to the template or what
>>> you have in your template. You should supply some actual code from your
>>> view and your template.
>>>
>>> -m
>>>
>>> On 25 April 2012 15:01, Meenakshi Ithape wrote:
>>>
&
oblem with what you're passing to the template or what
>> you have in your template. You should supply some actual code from your
>> view and your template.
>>
>> -m
>>
>> On 25 April 2012 15:01, Meenakshi Ithape wrote:
>>
>>> I used the Soap we
what you're passing to the template or what
> you have in your template. You should supply some actual code from your
> view and your template.
>
> -m
>
> On 25 April 2012 15:01, Meenakshi Ithape wrote:
>
>> I used the Soap web services with Soaplib in Django,
It's probably a problem with what you're passing to the template or what
you have in your template. You should supply some actual code from your
view and your template.
-m
On 25 April 2012 15:01, Meenakshi Ithape wrote:
> I used the Soap web services with Soaplib in Django, fo
I used the Soap web services with Soaplib in Django, for that i take
the help from below link
http://djangosnippets.org/snippets/979/
When i run this code through command prompt it runs properly, but
when i run it on browser it shows nothing,
Can anybody please help me, what should i done wrong
a good discussion on this, let
> me know. The following is my problem:
>
> I'm working on a django/mod_wsgi/apache2 website that serves sensitive
> information using https for all requests and responses. All views are
> written to redirect if the user isn't authenticated. It also h
ll requests and responses. All views are
written to redirect if the user isn't authenticated. It also has
several views that are meant to function like RESTful web services.
I'm now in the process of writing a script that uses urllib/urllib2 to
contact several of these services in order to
Graham,
Thanks very much. That was extremely helpful.
Regards,
Richard
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On May 22, 2:38 am, puff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Graham and Ben for the prompt feedback. It was most helpful.
>
> > Depending on the hosting mechanism has been configured, anyDjango
> > startup may only happen the first time a request comes in. This would
> > potentially delay request
keeping your django code as simple as possible, i.e. just to process
> the request and return the results. There are a few instances where we've
> called out to other web services in a view and it's gone ok... but there are
> a couple where it's bitten us HARD! (SOAP over https
Thanks Graham and Ben for the prompt feedback. It was most helpful.
> Depending on the hosting mechanism has been configured, any Django
> startup may only happen the first time a request comes in. This would
> potentially delay requests if the initialisation takes a while.
Our current hosting
just to process
the request and return the results. There are a few instances where we've
called out to other web services in a view and it's gone ok... but there are
a couple where it's bitten us HARD! (SOAP over https using the ZSI library).
If you're thinking of a cron job,
On May 21, 10:37 pm, puff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As part of startup, the application needs to initialize itself from a
> number of external applications. We've Googled the issue and it
> appears that it is reasonable to do this initialization by putting
> code in startup.py. Is this the ca
We are considering using Django as part of a HA cluster web services
application that has some near real time elements. While much of our
application seems well suited to Django some of the near real time
elements are concerns and we were hoping that this list might provide
some perspective on
Thanks Jacob,
I was looking for something like this!
On Jul 3, 2:17 pm, "Jacob Kaplan-Moss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hey Roboto --
>
> There isn't anything Django-specific about consuming web services;
> it's just Python. You might want to check out
Hey Roboto --
There isn't anything Django-specific about consuming web services;
it's just Python. You might want to check out the section of Dive Into
Python that covers web services:
http://diveintopython.org/http_web_services/index.html
God lu
Hey guys,
I'm still new to Python and Django, heck I guess I consider myself new
to web development in general, and I'm at a part where I'm a little
lost on what to do. In a nutshell I have a form that will take in a
Country (from a drop down) and a postal code. I want to grab the
province/state
On 3/21/07, Nathan Harmston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...
> The view could return results if the result was retrieved
> within a specific time period, else it would return a "work in progress".
> Would this kind of thing work? So the "WS client process" and Django both
> share the same models and
o spit out client side code that actually does the
processing.
there are some situations where you want to "cache" a webservice, so
the server would do the service "fetching". both approaches are easily
done with django.
On Mar 21, 2:04 pm, "Nathan Harmston" <[EMAIL P
When I say Web Services, I am including SOAP aswell as REST. So my django
project actually becomes a portal to various web services hosted by external
entities. So is the best way to do it, to have a job model which holds the
various job data and have a process running which runs the web service
I am not sure if I want to take XML-RPC approach. In the future, I
may consider REST for Web Services API, like Flickr.
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If you are using XML-RPC, then you should read this
http://effbot.org/zone/element-xmlrpc.htm
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> I need to create a simple web api for my project. Basically they make
>
I need to create a simple web api for my project. Basically they make
a request, I send response back in XML. Or they send me XML docs to
upload to my site. Any good python XML out there for this kind of
service? I am looking at ElemenTtree. Any other ideas welcome.
Thank you
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> Hi,
>
> I was wondering if anyone had added a web services client to django.
> Ie when a user makes a request,
"Web service" is an extremely generic term, so you aren't really asking
a specific question h
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone had added a web services client to django. Ie when
a user makes a request, it is processed by django and then a web service is
invoked and the results send back. Has anyone developed any frameworks or
apps which do this? How can I deal with invocations/jobs which
It might be good to see what our friends at TurboGears are up to with
http://cheeseshop.python.org/pypi/TGWebServices/
cheers,
peter
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2006/12/22, juampa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Hello all:
>
> I am trying to gather all the information I can about implementing web
> services with Django (XML-RPC, SOAP, REST). Can you suggest good
> sources of information/examples of implementations? What is the offical
&
On 12/22/06, juampa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all:
I am trying to gather all the information I can about implementing web
services with Django (XML-RPC, SOAP, REST). Can you suggest good
sources of information/examples of implementations? What is the offical
status of WS supp
Hello all:
I am trying to find as much information as possible about web services
with Django (RPC, SOAP, REST), particularly implementing (serving)
them. I have found a couple references in this list to a SOAP and an
XML-RPC patch. Is there more information or examples available? What is
the
Hello all:
I am trying to gather all the information I can about implementing web
services with Django (XML-RPC, SOAP, REST). Can you suggest good
sources of information/examples of implementations? What is the offical
status of WS support in Django? Thanks.
Juampa
P.S. I accidentally posted
Hi everyone,
Just thought I'd throw out an implementation I've been kicking around
for an app I'm building. Just wanted to get the groups thoughts.
I know this violates MVC in a way, you can do this writing out url
files and views seperately, but some of the flexibility of having
models define s
Thanks for the all the posts, I will look into them all thouraghly.
Might take some time as this is a sapre time project :-)
Thanks again,
S
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Hi,Check out http://nerdierthanthou.nfshost.com/2005/09/soaped-django.html and
http://nerdierthanthou.nfshost.com/2005/09/xmlrpc-support-for-django.html before you go on implementing something.On 2/18/06, mateja <
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Chaos,
I too am interested in adding XML-RPC functionality to django. I
have not done anything more about this past just dreaming about it.
I'm very familiar with how to do this in Java, but I've been looking
for an excuse to start a django project. Here are some thoughts...
A google search
Hi
I have read the web services link and done some research but nothing
stands out.
I am interested in designing and application around the web services
model. That is I want the core backend functions as standalone in that
they can be hooked up via any front end ie XML-RPC or SOAP etc
Groan! - just starting out on my Django career and already falling
victim to the "didn't read the dcoumentation" disease!
Thanks very much indeed Rob, it works fine now!
cheers
Tone
> Thanks for the reply Rob - yup it's a string all right, but the only
time *I* pass anything to rfc3399 is when I pass it a datetime.datetime
object.
Okay, but I meant the add_item method wants a datetime. From your
original post:
f.add_item(title=u"Hot dog today",
link = u"http://www.exampl
Thanks for the reply Rob - yup it's a string all right, but the only
time *I* pass anything to rfc3399 is when I pass it a datetime.datetime
object.
It seems that the routine feedgenerator.writeString is sending rfc3399
a string rather than a datetime.datetime object, which it gets from the
write
Looks like you are passing in a string object for the date.
feedgenerator.rfc3339_date(when) will return a string rather than a
datetime object, I'm guessing that is the problem.
-rob
Oh yes, I figured that Django would be very RESTian-friendly from the
URL dispatching. I did some digging around for Atom publishing modules
(parsing seems to be pretty well taken care of with feedparser and
ElementTree) and after some false starts, I found quite a good
publisher in ... django! (d
On 11/23/05, tonemcd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm thinking of using Django as the front-end to an experimental
> Atom-enabled 'store' as outlined by Joe Gregorio at
> http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2005/09/21/atom-store-web-database.html
> [...]
> Any thoughts gratefully received.
Hi Tone,
Django'
Hello,
I'm thinking of using Django as the front-end to an experimental
Atom-enabled 'store' as outlined by Joe Gregorio at
http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2005/09/21/atom-store-web-database.html
I'm a real newbie to Django, having spent the last 7 years in
Zope-land, and am looking at Django as an adj
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