On Dec 8, 2010, at 9:04 AM, Jacek Kałucki wrote:
> Ok. It can do that, but...
> I use settings_override.py to hold only framework specific configuration.
> Currently I keep entire applications settings in its initProperties()
> method.
> So, I can't simply refer to app.anything() from within settings module.
> To make it working, I would have to create a separate entity
> that holds configuration and provide it for both, framework and application.
That's fine, but that's a setup that's specific to your needs. When
someone asks for advice on how to do something, it's usually best to start with
the simplest approach, which is usually all they need. If they then raise an
issue with needing finer control than that, a discussion about more complex
approaches would be appropriate.
-- Ed Leafe
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