Hello,
If you just want to use the model API, there is no problem .
Just follow the example at
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/tutorial1/#playing-with-the-api
You just have to setup (in __init__.py by example) DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE env
variable. Then you'll be able to import your models without running django
manager.
That's exactly what I'm doing with my Qomics (french comics strip collection
manager). You can checkout sources with bazaar-ng :
$ bzr get http://arch.gna.org/qomics/official/qomics
Django stuff is in py/qodb directory.
Beers.
Panard
Le samedi 05 août 2006 10:18, chillisource a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> We are students developing an open source financial application using
> Python & Qt4. We really like Django's database API and would like to
> separate it from the web/middle ware. However, we fear that it might
> not be modular enough to just 'take out'.
>
> Has anyone had any experience or successfully done this before?
>
> We're also looking at creating a Qt4 version of the web admin module to
> allow configuration-less manipulation of the DB.
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
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