On 30/08/11 04:46 -0700, newnomad wrote: > > > Neso is a standalone version of Tryton so there is no Neso server. > > You must use the client and setup trytond on the server. > > I assumed it was trytond and tryton client connected to it, bundled in > one application. So Neso uses some kind of build in database that is > different then the real trytond, and not meant for deployment, only > for testing (similar like django has a build in database)?
Indeed it use SQLite database and you could run trytond with this sqlite database. The database should be stored in your home under .neso/x.y/ where x.y are the version number of neso. > So even in my scenario, if 2 laptops in the same network (room) are > testing tryton (occasional usage) with the same data, there is > absolutely no way that laptop 2 only contains the client and uses the > data from Neso on laptop 1? Like aliasing the datafile? (or would this > rule out simultanius access, create conflicts) Perhaps but SQLite has a lock mechanism that should be preserved if you don't want to corrupt the database. > Or would that setup be more complex then installing trytond + client > on laptop 1, and client on laptop 2? Perhaps yes the best. You can reuse your current SQLite database if you already have data and you don't expect too much load on trytond. > > I need to find time to install a new MacOSX as my laptop crash some months > > ago. > > Someone on the forum compiled the tryton2.0 client on macosx and > offered it for download, maybe you can add it to the downloads. > Other members might have done the same for Neso? Perhaps yes, but I don't want to have multiple sources for such build. If someone takes the job to provide such build on each release, I expect from him to do the job on time and on a long term. > Would it be feasible to make a wrapper app for the setuptools, so > installing the server is just like installing an app image? Or do such > project already exist? (GUI for setuptools, no commandline) This doesn't make sense for the server as you need to install modules and you don't know what will be the dependcies of them. But it is quiet easy to install the Python environment for the server. -- Cédric Krier B2CK SPRL Rue de Rotterdam, 4 4000 Liège Belgium Tel: +32 472 54 46 59 Email/Jabber: [email protected] Website: http://www.b2ck.com/
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