you could include urls of app into your_app/urls.py
urlpatterns = patterns('',
(r'your_app/', include('your_apps.urls'))
(r'your_app2/', include('your_apps2.urls'))
)
2012/5/22 siddharth56660 <siddharth.ghumr...@gmail.com>:
> Hi,
> I am developing an ERP system which is vast and covers many modules.
> After developing each module i create another app for second module
> by
> " django-admin.py startapp myapp2 "
> This is perfectly working fine.
> But my urls.py is growing very fast and has crossed more than 5000
> lines with lot more to come.
>
> Is there any other way in which i can make different urls.py as per my
> apps.
> I tried googling around but i dint find any way to give multiple apps
> in setting.py file in ROOT_URLCONF entry.
>
> Please help me around.
>
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