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reduxdj
Jan 31, 2011, 3:01:13 PM1/31/11
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Hi...
What I am trying to do with Django is something along the lines of
keeping my handling my request handler like normal, and then do an
"if" request amf=true, give them the controller response.
This way, I can, in one place do my queries... I am trying to come up
with the cleanest way to do this - so I can make one application
handle AMF/HTML content requests in Django.
Any suggestions on this would be helpful. Also why in the examples are
utils.py and controller.py symlinks, would it break my app if i keep
those in my application?
Anyway, this project is marvelous, commercial grade for sure! keep it
up!
Thanks,
Patrick
What I am trying to do with Django is something along the lines of
keeping my handling my request handler like normal, and then do an
"if" request amf=true, give them the controller response.
This way, I can, in one place do my queries... I am trying to come up
with the cleanest way to do this - so I can make one application
handle AMF/HTML content requests in Django.
Any suggestions on this would be helpful. Also why in the examples are
utils.py and controller.py symlinks, would it break my app if i keep
those in my application?
Anyway, this project is marvelous, commercial grade for sure! keep it
up!
Thanks,
Patrick
Patrick Lemiuex
Jan 31, 2011, 3:03:24 PM1/31/11
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If I remove the links and just put those files in my application.
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