Seems an interesting idea.
On Sep 26, 10:47 am, Matt mbroa...@gmail.com wrote:
Greetings,
Has anyone successfully used web2py to develop an app that does not
use a database backend, but instead operates on a system using xmlrpc
calls?
Our current approach was to simply ignore web2py's
Others may have more specific advice regarding xmlrpc setups, but in
general, you can put whatever you want in your model files, so if you are
duplicating code related to processing your xmlrpc calls, you could move it
to model files (or to modules and import them). You can also use
It would be really cool if web2py's DAL supported an XMLRPC backend.
Please forgive me if this post shows up a bunch of different times, but I'm
having trouble with Google Groups not posting my replies, even though it
says it did. So for the fourth time:
We could add an XMLRPC adapter to the DAL that instead of making SQL calls,
could build an XML version of
I think I will end up just writing my own model for this (a la
Anthony's suggestion), but the problem remains that model as it
relates to web2py presumes SQL, and that fact limits design. While it
would be possible to write an XMLRPC adapter to the DAL, that is sort
of like jamming a square piece
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