Hi Anja,
On Fri, 2006-05-12 at 03:44 -0700, Anja wrote:
> Hi,
> we are thinking about creating a small application with Django and
> deliver it to our customers.
> We would like to use Django without a database.
> Reason:
> 1) Installation without database is easier
> 2) Our small application won't use a database, but our own search
> engine that has a python api.
>
> I tried to get the built-in web server running without database, but
> did not succeed.
> I modified settings.py, DATABASE_ENGINE = ''
> But this did not work.
> Any ideas?
In the latest source code, have a look in the examples directory. There
is a little "hello" application in there that uses the views and
templates without using a database at all. That has a very minimal
settings file as well (so short, I can paste it in full):
# Django settings for the example project.
DEBUG = True
TEMPLATE_DEBUG = DEBUG
ROOT_URLCONF = 'examples.urls'
You can run that in place to see what happens by setting your PYTHONPATH
to the directory above examples/ and then running "python manage.py
runserver" and it should work (it did for me when I tried it just now).
So if you can get that example running, customising for your own
purposes should be relatively simple.
Regards,
Malcolm
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