Chris,
> I'm guessing that the "User" object that you use in the "getUsers"
> controller method is not what you think. Maybe it gets overwritten by
> some other code in your controllers.py file.
You're right. There's another User class which had overwritten my
SQLObject User class. Ok, now I know how to fix it. Thanks a lot!
>
> Try to diagnose by adding a little debug logging:
>
> @wsexpose(str)
> def getUsers(self):
> log.debug("User: %r", User)
> log.debug("Type of 'User' object: %s": type(User))
> log.debug(User.__dict__)
> users = User.select()
> return "There are %s users in the DB" % users.count()
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Víctor Peinado
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