Thanks Christian.
I appreciate your help. I went digging through the database model to
understand the schema better and ended up using the model directly per your
example since I do not need the caching (this is just a low-usage internal
review site). I cleaned up the code per your other
Hi Eric,
A couple comments:
1) allowed_methods is a tuple, so it needs to be
allowed_methods = ('POST',)
Without that comma, it becomes ('P', 'O', 'S', 'T'), preventing HTTP POST
from working.
2) resources.reviews.get_object(request, *args, **kwargs) will only work if
the URL for your
Hi Christian,
Here is the core of the extension. The `model` and `uri_object_key` issues
are due to the resources.review.get_object() request. Maybe I should be
going directly to the database model instead of going through the webapi?
class SampleExtensionResource(WebAPIResource):
Hi Eric,
The `model` and `uri_object_key` are configurations for a resource's
implementation, and aren't related to the data provided by the caller.
The `model` attribute is optionally used to associate a WebAPIResource
subclass with a particular database model. If set, many of the operations
