On Apr 3, 2007, at 8:02 AM, Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
> So I've
> - a connection (https with session ID)
> - a "bizobj" (data conversion, sorting, filtering)
> - a dabo GUI
> Looks like 3 tiers, doesn't it?
Yes, I count 3 tiers. The problem as I see it is that the source of
your data is not a connection to an SQL RDBMS, but to a web service.
This means that while you can certainly use the UI and modified
bizobjs, our data tier will be useless to you.
> So I'd like to know if I can use dabo's grace also for the first
> two tiers
> in any way, or only for the GUI.
> I've still no experience with dabo, so I can't guess which classes
> would be
> general enough to inherit from.
The base bizobj is dabo.biz.dBizobj. You'll probably have to create
your own custom methods to talk to your backend service, and then
parse the results into a dabo.db.dDataSet, which is essentially a
tuple of records, where a record is a dict representing one row of data.
I hope that's enough to get you started, or to at least ask more
questions.
-- Ed Leafe
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