On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 7:58 AM, Peter Bittner <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> Can you explain what "install 2+ pyjs applications" means? Can you
>>> give a (real world) example? Can you describe the build / deployment
>>> process?
>>
>> all: index admin
>>
>> index: index.py PageLoader.py index.html
>>    pyjsbuild --no-keep-lib-files --no-compile-inplace --print-statements \
>>                --apploader-file=index.html \
>>                index
>>
>> admin: admin.py edit.py admin.html
>>    pyjsbuild --no-keep-lib-files --no-compile-inplace --print-statements \
>>                --apploader-file=admin.html \
>>                admin
>
> If I understand correctly the 2 apploader files come from the
> application directory (i.e. where the application's .py source files
> are located), not the ./public folder.

 they do now, because i added the parameter --apploader-file.

> Should we maybe make this the default behavior in future?

 don't know.  i had to create separate pyjd loader files because of
this (and, of course, had to reinstate the history iframe in them
because of course that won't be there, will it?).

 l.

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