Didn't see an answer to this in the discussions.
I have:
1. slqlchemy 0.7.3, cherrypy and mysql Ver 14.14 Distrib 5.5.18, for
osx10.6
2. a cherry py application that initializes the scoped session as:
Session = scoped_session(sessionmaker(bind=engine))
3a. Passes that Session instance into a
I am developing a REST web service with a Parent, Child many-to-many
relationship.
If I have an existing Parent with a relationship collection of Child
objects and as an example:
Existing Parent 1 has children associations Child 1 (id=1), Child
2(id=2)
And I receive an Update call to the web
I've been beating my head over this one. I read the ORM Creating a
Thread-local Context doc and the web but don't see a simple
answer...saw some old SA/Cherrypy code that used cherrypy 'tools' etc.
The SA doc seems straightforward but I keep getting
sqlalchemy.exc.UnboundExecutionError errors.
Thanks Michael,
Could not find a hidden Session object.
So I broke it down into a problem that works/doesn't work based on
files separation
1. If I place all of the code into one file all_in_one.py which
contains the cherrypy startup, the SA init code and ORM object and the
cherrypy REST
getting the 'Session'
you created in two_file_server.py, but rather a new blank one from the
import statement.
Hope that helps,
--diana
On Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 8:41 PM, John Hufnagle johnjhufna...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Michael,
Could not find a hidden Session object.
So I broke it down
