Hi, Can two django projects be made to communicate with each other and share the same session, user_authentication etc., either at the application level or at the production server level (say apache)
Explaining it further - Say there are two django projects, with different settings file, but sharing the same database, can they be made to run on the same port? Or else, say one project is running on port aaaa and the other project is running on port yyyy, can apache be configured in such a way that the user does not come to know about the switch in port when a request is sent from the url. i.e. say there are two requests i). www.test.com:aaaa/account/login -- project1 ii). www.test.com:yyyy/profile -- project2 can there be any configuration setting so that the user does not have to provide the port number explicitly to tell apache that the two requests are actually to two different projects and can simply send the request as i) www.test.com/account/login -- project1 ii) www.test.com/profile -- project2 Just wanted to confirm if such a setting is possible or not. If yes, then plz provide some information on how to achieve this. -- Anubha Dadhich _______________________________________________ BangPypers mailing list BangPypers@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/bangpypers
