Re: Windows development server problem

[cwurld]

Hi,

Sorry for not giving more details. I did not want to get into my code
as much as I was hoping to find out more about how the dev server
might differ from the command line.

I was using the pod module (http://code.google.com/p/pickled-object-
database/) in addition to mysql.

It turns out that the reason the code would not work in the dev server
was based differences in the way import statements function in the dev
server. When I imported the my pod database models using the command
line each class ended up with a names like models.AModel. But when I
imported them using the dev server they ended up with names like
myproject.models.AModel. Since pod derives info from the class name,
it failed in one case and worked in the other.

I should note that pod is still in development. I think the way info
is derived from class names will need to be changed.

Thanks for all your comments,
Chuck
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Re: Windows development server problem

[Daniel Roseman]

On Jul 21, 12:13 am, cwurld  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a snippet of code that runs fine as a standalone program. But
> when I incorporate it into a view and access that view w the
> development server, the snippet no longer works.
>
> What is the difference between the python interpreter and the
> development server?
>
> Thanks,
> Chuck

What does 'no longer works' mean? Does it do nothing at all, does it
give errors, does it do something unexpected, or what? Post the
traceback if you have one, and/or the snippet itself.
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Re: Windows development server problem

[Sam Lai]

Did you forget any imports?

Maybe your code snippet's identifiers clashed with the default django ones?

Are there any errors in stdout?

2009/7/21 cwurld :
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a snippet of code that runs fine as a standalone program. But
> when I incorporate it into a view and access that view w the
> development server, the snippet no longer works.
>
> What is the difference between the python interpreter and the
> development server?
>
> Thanks,
> Chuck
>
> >
>

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Windows development server problem

[cwurld]

Hi,

I have a snippet of code that runs fine as a standalone program. But
when I incorporate it into a view and access that view w the
development server, the snippet no longer works.

What is the difference between the python interpreter and the
development server?

Thanks,
Chuck

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