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On Sep 28, 12:17 pm, Jose <jjac...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 28 sep, 16:15, mdipierro <mdipie...@cs.depaul.edu> wrote:
>
>
>
> > There are two issues:
> > 1) sharing database
> > 2) sharing the model
>
> > 1) definitively possible just make the two URIs point to the same
> > database
>
> > 2) also possible but really depends on the detail.
>
> > one way to do is to create a function in a module that given a db,
> > defines the common tables. You can import that function in multiple
> > apps and pass distinct db connections pointing to the same database.
>
> > Anyway this break the web2py principle that apps should be autonomous.
> > would simply replicate the model file in the two apps. in this way
> > each of them can exist without the other. If they do need each other
> > than they are not two distinct apps.
>
> create two symlinks:
> 1) in app2/models:
> % ln -s ../../app1/models/db.py db.py
>
> 2) 1) in app2:
> % ln -s ../app1/databases databases
>
> So far it works well. What he sees drawbacks to this approach?
>
> Jose
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