Hello Mezzanine community,

There are some moments where a developer needs to raise the white flag and 
ask for help. This is my time.

I'm trying to integrate a GIS and Mezzanine. My first option was MapServer 
but it went terrible (plus, the documentation was in general not good) so I 
decided to try a django based option called GeoNode. I've been stuck for 2 
weeks now trying to integrate this framework with mezzanine, but it always 
reads the models wrong (for instance it thinks that a page is an int or 
stuffs like that). Evidently 2 weeks is a long time for a developer but I 
basically have not to much choice.

Some would ask why not use GeoDjango. It's because it lacks of raster 
support (it only reads them, I need more than that, I need queries and even 
manipulation, which GeoNode (GeoServer) and MapServer in theory have). But 
in case that this fails, then I will haveto try GeoDjango because either 
way I need to make this work and I'm running out of time (and definitely 
ideas).


What I'm asking here is the following: if you are willing, can you try for 
yourselves to integrate both frameworks to see if you can make them work? 
GeoNone documentation is here: http://geonode.readthedocs.org/, it tells 
you what you need and how to install it. I could tell you what I've done so 
far but I'm afraid that if I do I might predispose your creativity and way 
of thinking (which is not the point). I just need it to successfully run, 
how it works a GIS doesn't matter here.

Things you need to have if you are going to try this: PostgreSQL and 
PostGIS and of course a virtual environment (virtualenv or virtualwrapper).

I would appreciate any help, if even Stephen gets time for this it would be 
nice (I know he is working on the new release of Mezzanine, and also in 
vacations).

Thanks in advance and hope you can help me.

MR

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