I've this model
class DistributionList(CommonList):
distributionListID = models.IntegerField()
NB: CommonList is another model with abstract=True in Meta class. (Abstract
Base Class)
Now, On the initialization of this DistributionList(whether newly created or
retrieved from db), I've to call a web service with distributionListID as
parameter and associate the return value (say of class Foo) with the
instance.
I think post_init signal is the way. Am I right? (or is it overriding
__init__ )
Does the call to save store instance of Foo, that I set in __init__ or with
post_init signal in database?
If it does, then, I don't need the returned instance of Foo to be stored in
db when save method of distributionList is called.
Else, which is the best way, overriding __init__ or using post_init
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