Just to answer part of my own question, I ran through 'paster
quickstart' and selected 'Yes' to 'Do you need authentication and
authorization in this project?'.

I ran through that example and some of the test cases, etc...  So I'm
good to go on repoze.*

Now, does anyone have a good example/recipe on 'Real multi-database
support'?  Right now all I see is the one sqlalchemy.url definition in
development.ini so I wanted to see what others have done.  Or what is
recommended for deployment since it's a TG 2 selling point.

- Julian

On Mar 7, 1:10 am, Julian Yap <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm recently revisiting TurboGears (courtesy of version 2).
> Previously I was using Django and I've been checking out Pylons
> lately.
>
> Mostly what interests me with TurboGears is that I'm working on a
> project where:
>  - A lot of the code thus far has been in the form of Python scripts
> hacked together using SQLAlchemy...  So I want to reuse as much of
> that as possible...  And I pretty much want to stick with SQLAlchemy
> going forward.
>  - I think that at the end of the date, the View/Template doesn't
> really matter.  Mako/Django templates/Genshi, etc...  At the end of
> the day, it's the least complicated part so doesn't factor into
> consideration...  Or more so, it's not so important compared to
> working with other things like preferred ORM.
>  - Pylons is making me do too much heavy lifting.  It's making me miss
> Django too much.
>  - AuthKit is making me do too much heavy lifting.  It doesn't feel as
> good as repoze.who and does not emphasize tying authentication to
> currently existing data.
>  - I'm working with multiple databases...  And the world is a
> complicated multi-database kind of place.
>  - I like the TG 2 emphasis on Authentication/Authorization/Groups/
> Permissions and the use of repoze.who, repoze.what.
>  - Generally TG 2 is making 'All the Right Moves' (http://www.imdb.com/
> title/tt0085154/).
>
> Anyway, I ran through the 'TurboGears 2 Wiki Tutorial' the other day.
> That was fun and having come from exploring Pylons, gave me a good
> feel of TG 2 and how it builds on Pylons.
>
> What I wanted to ask is if anyone had some good examples/recipes on
> 'Real multi-database support'.  Right now all I see is the one
> sqlalchemy.url definition in development.ini so I wanted to see what
> others have done.  Or what is recommended since it's a TG 2 selling
> point.
>
> Any good examples on repoze.who/repoze.what?  Perhaps a tutorial or
> examples?
>
> Thanks,
> Julian

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