On Thursday, August 8, 2002, at 10:53 PM, Tim Payne wrote:
> With that problem solved I skipped down the Quick Start to the section
> on fetching objects. I tried adding this to main(); videos =
> store.fetchObjectsOfClass(Video). I figured that it would be a good
> test of my MiddleKit setup, because I knew my sample data was already
> in the database. This test failed, with an ImportError. Here is the
> full traceback;
Just a followup. The problem seems to be clearly an issue of paths.
SQLObjectStore is unable to locate the Middle package. I'm not sure
why. The one thing I did notice was that although I included the line
suggested in the Quick Start that adds the path to working application,
this path does not show up in the sys.path on the WebKit error page.
Maybe it shouldn't?
Another strange problem with paths is that readModelFileNamed() does not
find Middle/Video/mkmodel/Classes.csv, even though the path is relative
to the application. If it use the full path it will find it, so by the
time the request is passed to DataTable.py, it is no longer working from
the same directory.
Just to give an idea of my file setup
Webserver/
Webware/ "Base Install"
ww/ "Working Directory"
Sites/
url/
Video/
Middle/
Video.py
Video.mkmodel
MyServlet.py
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