Hi,
I used MiddleKit's Generate.py to generate "middle" objects from
Videos.mkmodel example.
In Settings.config I defined "Package" : "middle" to generate a package.
And of course I created __init__.py into the package directory.
This is my directory structure:
./
Home.py -- this is a servlet
./middle
__init__.py
Videos.mkmodel/
GeneratedPy/
__init__.py
GenMovie.py
...
GeneratedSQL/
...
Movie.py
Video.py
...
in ./middle/__init__.py I have:
from MiddleKit.Run.MySQLObjectStore import MySQLObjectStore
modelFile = ...
store = MySQLObjectStore(user="sasha")
store.readModelFileNamed(modelFile)
in ./Home.py:
from middle import store
from middle.Movie import Movie # <=== and the problem starts HERE!!!
When I try http://myhost/WK/MyContext I get exception:
...
File "/home/sasha/spuni/Home.py", line 4, in ?
from middle.Movie import Movie
File "/home/sasha/spuni/middle/Movie.py", line 6, in ?
from GeneratedPy.GenMovie import GenMovie
File "/home/sasha/spuni/middle/GeneratedPy/GenMovie.py", line 8, in ?
from middle.Video import Video
ImportError: No module named middle.Video
Obviously GenMovie.py wants to import middle.Video but python can not find
it in sys.path
This is what I found in GenMovie.py:
import sys
sys.path.insert(0, '../../')
from middle.Video import Video
so it inserts '../../' in sys.path and tries to import middle.Video (because
it is two levels up) but it fails.
When you insert a relative path into sys.path is it relative to the current
file or to the current directory ?
It seems that it means relative to the current directory.
Anybody of you generates middle objects as a package ?
-- Sasa
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