Sorry, here is the biz stuff,
david [06:32 PM] opteron ~ $ cd dabo_quickstart/
david [06:32 PM] opteron ~/dabo_quickstart $ ls
biz db main.py main.py~ reports resources test ui
david [06:32 PM] opteron ~/dabo_quickstart $ cd biz
david [06:32 PM] opteron ~/dabo_quickstart/biz $ ls
BizClient.py BizHours.py BizHours.py~ __init__.pyc
BizClient.pyc BizHours.pyc __init__.py
david [06:32 PM] opteron ~/dabo_quickstart/biz $ cat BizClient.py
#!/usr/bin/python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import dabo
class BizClient(dabo.biz.dBizobj):
def afterInit(self):
self.DataSource = "clients"
self.KeyField = "pkid"
self.UserSQL = """select pkid, clientname, attn, rate, street1,
street2,
city, stateprov, postalcode
from clients
"""
david [06:32 PM] opteron ~/dabo_quickstart/biz $ cat __init__.py
#!/usr/bin/python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
######
# In order for Dabo to 'see' classes in your biz directory, add an
# import statement here for each class. E.g., if you have a file named
# 'MyClasses.py' in this directory, and it defines two classes named
'FirstClass'
# and 'SecondClass', add these lines:
#
# from MyClass import FirstClass
# from MyClass import SecondClass
#
# Now you can refer to these classes as: self.Application.biz.FirstClass and
# self.Application.biz.SecondClass
######
from BizClient import BizClient
from BizHours import BizHours
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