On 7/12/07, Lic. José M. Rodriguez Bacallao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> the idea here is like Jeremy say, make django think that it has a module or
> package named models, here, in __init__.py file I'm telling that the
> directory models is a package and for all your models to be accessible to
> django U must import all of them.
This is how we handle breaking apart model files for large
applications. The only thing that should be added is that you need to
explicitly define the application in the Meta class. To clarify:
..../foos/models/Bar.py
================
class Bar(models.Model):
....
class Meta:
app_label='foos'
This way Django will be able to recognize your model as 'foos.Bar'
(important for the Django ORM innards).
Note: If you start to see 'module is not callable' (or similar)
errors, make sure you've added the imports to __init__.py properly.
Hope this helps,
- Ben
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