Hey everyone,
New to TG and trying to understand the general architecture. How would
TG handle being in a web farm? Is there something in cherrypy that
would handle sessions across servers?
web farm as in many servers with a load balancer? TG may be deploy behind apache so if apache can handle it TG and cherrypy can do it too.
I also had questions about UI components - I'm coming over from a 100%
.net world (please don't beat me) - I'm used to being able to buy
controls like (telerik.com) for nice grids, editors etc - are things
like that available via this framework or any part of the Python world?
I know those controls are technically just client side _javascript_.
TG has a widgets framework which is similar in some ways to the WebControls of .net although less painfull and more flexible. why don't you take a look, download the preview version run tg-admin toolbox and see the widgetsbrowser.
Widgets are very new and due to the nature of TG, you will probably won't have to buy any.
The project I am looking to convert is erm huge, over 5000 project
files. Its currently built on .net but I'm having stability problems
with that and MS can't seem to fix anything for me.
don't tell me is vb.... I hope it's C# and in python it will probably be less then 20% in side (no joke)
The sites run in a web farm too, backend is all mySQL.
wow you manage to get .net to connect to mySQL your my hero.
Most "fancy" ui controls and just the Grids which are AJAX data bound. Trying to find a great framework
to build on instead of re-inventing the wheel :)
again check the toolbox, there is a ajaxdatagrid you may find interesting.
Thanks!
-c
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