does having similar controller names or app folder names cause conflict in web2py?

[Rahul]

Hello All,

       Will having a structure like below cause conflicts with web2py controllers or applications ? I've found it does and when removed it removes a few issues automatically.

1] Controllers -

 Example we have default.py in controllers folder along with default_01.py .. default_02.py

2] Applications - Multple applications in web2py Applications folder

Example app1, app1_001, app1_002

Regards,

Rahul

[Massimo Di Pierro]

I do not see any problem with that

[Rahul Dhakate]

Hi Massimo,

         I appreciate your reply. I had an application where in I had two controllers one called as default.py and the other called as default_0001.py in the same folder. I experienced strange issues which were fixed in the new default.py but were still there reflecting in the application. When I remove the back up default_0001.py the issues were fixed automatically. Due to this I derived that there might be issues with having the same controller name. Sort of. So now I have deleted the back up files and it worked fine. 

I will still investigate this and get back with my findings.

Regards,

Rahul

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[Rahul Dhakate]

All, 

     I tested this scenario can now confirm that it does not have an impact for the issue I mentioned below. Thank you.

Rahul