Re: [Webware-discuss] packaging

[Michael Engelhart]

Thanks for all the help. I'll check out the MakeAppWorkDir.py util and see how that works. It sounds like it does most if not all of what I'm looking for.

cheers
Mike
On Monday, October 28, 2002, at 12:45 PM, Aaron Held wrote:

You probably want to check out the /path/to/webware/bin/MakeAppWorkDir.py
utility. With that you can define a working directory for your application.
You basicly separate the Webware code from your own application code.
Now, when you import a python module, just try to remember that
"/path/to/webware" and "/path/to/AppWorkDir" are in your sys.path when running the webware application server.

Any code in the MyContext directory should be presentation layer.
If you want your own libraries you create a python package (directory just like Java) and put it in your newly created workspace or your python path. This is analogous to Java classpath.

I put general use code in the my overall python path (like database drivers), website specific stuff in a Modules directory alongside MyContext, and presenatation pags in MyContext

../Apps/Portal/
.............../Configs
.............../Logs
.............../Mods
....................UserManager.py
....................SiteConfiguration.py
....................FavitesManager.py
.............../MyContext
.....................Welcom.py
.....................Login.py
.....................Hello.psp

Then in Login I have something like
from Mods.UserManager import UserManager

and in UserManager I have
import PyPgSQL #database driver - in pytyhon classpath

-Aaron

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