On Wed, Dec 5, 2012 at 3:04 AM, JG <
jurga...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I found a lot of examples on the internet, but the thing is - I am also
> working with Google App Engine.
(disclaimer, i haven't developed on GAE, I've just read the specs a few times)
yes, that's a problem. In your specific example, the tutorial you
link uses Django-mptt, which uses aggregates, which aren't supported
by the datastore in GAE.
so, I see only three solutions:
- keep searching for a GAE-specific example. I'm sure somebody
somewhere has done threaded comments on GAE...
- switch from datastore to Google Cloud SQL. it's supposed to be
MySQL-compatible, so the Django ORM should work, no? I haven't read
anywhere if that works or not, but IMHO it's worth a try. unless
there's a cost difference? again, i have no idea.
- develop your own. In fact, hierarchical structures aren't a great
match for SQL storage, so non-obvious mappings (like MPTT) are needed.
Google's datastore might (or might not) allow a more direct approach.
cheers,
--
Javier