I have an existing website currently built with Joomla.  I would like
to convert it to a custom designed Django site.  The problem I am
running into is that I will not be able to do it all at once.  To
start with, I would like to take some of the business logic and form
process and move to Django, but continue to use Joomla to serve the
content.  It seems that it should be possible to do something like
this by creating a custom component for Joomla that acts as a proxy.

I'm just looking for some pointers.

Has anyone else tried something like this?
Is it possible to send requests to Django without using the URL
system?


Thanks,

Steve Potter


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