On May 8, 12:40 pm, David Marko <dma...@tiscali.cz> wrote: > Yes, I know, but you should be able to use it without DAL using > pymongo as a primary MongoDB python driver. And thats where my > question goes.
If you want to experiement, and get a start, I suggest you write your scaffolding app without / with minimal data, and see if you can live with just using FORM, and managing your own validation. That would be a first step. Then, - if you kept your scaffolding data really basic, it should be easy to shift to pyMongo - your queries are going to be quite different so that is probably the next piece of work you will have: to manage how you make reasonably compact queries that work, and look "familiar". Next, I imagine you will tackle managing the validation on those queries, and tying that into your forms. By then, you might as well adapt things that look like the SQLFORMS, possibly borrowing, rewriting them.... Of course, this will all be much easier once someone has blazed this trail, and you will have at least a head start on a NoDAL environment. As long as you take it in small steps, you will at least see what you're in for. Let us know how your excursions go! Regards, - Yarko > > David > > On 8 kvě, 19:22, Pystar <aitoehi...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > For now, Web2py's DAL doesnt support NoSQL databases. I think Massimo > > can tell us more on the status of the DAL rewrite and when it would be > > possible. > > > On May 8, 5:59 pm, David Marko <dma...@tiscali.cz> wrote: > > > > Is anyone using MongoDB with web2py? How do you 'share' connection > > > object in your app when using pymongo? > > > > If I put the code below into db.py, each request causes the new > > > connection opened to MongoDB what mean that after 500 requests to my > > > app, there are 500 separate connections I can see on MongoDB console. > > > > >>> from pymongo import Connection > > > >>> connection = Connection() > > > > Where to put the connection code to have some pooling mechanism so > > > connection is shared among requests? > > > > David
