I already made a suggestion, did you look at this?... http://code.google.com/p/csvstudio/
This code is able to parse csv files and create web2py models, it might be helpful. Thanks, D On Mar 29, 1:28 am, Ismael Alejandro <[email protected]> wrote: > ?? > > On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 7:18 PM, Ismael Alejandro > <[email protected]>wrote: > > > Hi again, working with the original section, now I have this: > > > - On a CLIENT computer, I generate the INI file with this structure: > > [Room] > > > name = room1 > > color = red > > size = big > > > - I send it by FTP to the computer where web2py is running > > > - I have this script to parse and process the INI files on the server: > > > import os > > import ConfigParser > > import traceback > > > _configDir = "_configuploads" > > > def parse(filename): > > try: > > config = ConfigParser.ConfigParser() > > print filename > > config.read(filename) > > rooms = config.sections() > > print "Rooms: %s"%rooms > > dictio = {} > > for room in rooms: > > dictio[rom] = {} > > options = config.options(room) > > print "Ops: %s"%options > > for option in options: > > dictio[room][option] = config.get(room,option) > > print dictio > > return 0 > > except: > > print "Something failed!!!!!" > > print traceback.format_exc() > > return 1 > > > objects = os.listdir(_configDir) > > > for item in objects: > > fitem = os.path.join(os.getcwd(),_configDir,item) > > parse(fitem) > > print "=====================================" > > > this is a script placed on the root web2py directory (I'm using the source > > version on a Windows PC) > > > So with this script I parse the INI and put the info in to a dictionary > > called "dictio", now, how could I use this dictio info for saving it in the > > DB. Keys are generic and standard so they are the fields names. Values are > > the Values :P > > > I'm not expert with python, in fact all above is made with some code of > > here, some of there.... > > > Thanks! I hope you can help me! > >
