Great,
If you want to get any sort of meaningful feedback you are going to
have to be much more specific when you say integrate. Honestly, this
type of post is normally just ignored because no one really knows what
you are talking about. You only get (good) feedback if you ask good
questions.
HI!
I am also really wondering this.
Cuz our project is not started yet and we haven't decided which
framework we will use.
But I wanna develop certain part like login or bulletin board with
DJango before actual project starts.
So, Even though later my supervisor develops php or jsp for whole
I guess the answer depends on what you mean by "integrate." If you
have both written parts that serve html pages, just setup apache
configs so that part of the urls are routed to django and the other
urls are routed to php.
Another way to integrate would be by setting up one of the installs as
an
Well, technically everything is possible and I think that the proper
thing to ask would be "is it worth it"?
On 11/13/09, Allen wrote:
> Hi, all:
>
> I've build a application with django, and my friends build a part of
> the application with php.
> now both of us are
Hi, all:
I've build a application with django, and my friends build a part of
the application with php.
now both of us are finished, the final step is to integrate the php
part to django, is there a way
to do this?
I've google for this, but no solution found.
Thanks!
Best Regards!
Allen
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