1) AppServer has to send XML
means
(i assume) DJango running on Apache has to send XML
means
let's route the URL to point to view which sends the respective
XML
URL is the means by which the frontend (javascript) will interact
with appSERVER (django APP)
means
in (django) views import models and use the models interface and
talk to the database easily (problem solved)
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I suggest to use JSON intead of XML .Because both frontend(Javascript)
and Django app can easily convert JSON into their repective native
objects.
On Feb 13, 10:29 am, matt pokrzywa <mattpokrz...@gmail.com> wrote:
> hello everyone,
>
> i'm planning to use django for a project in a security course i'm
> taking, and I have a question about leverage models:
>
> The models interface is really awesome, but for my project I can't
> have my frontend directly talk to my database. We are thinking of
> having our frontend send and receive XML from our app server (which
> talks to the db), and we are wondering if we can leverage models for
> this in any way. Ultimately I'd like to use the models interfaces,
> but replace direct talk to the database with sending/receiving XML.
> We understand we probably will have to write our own code for the XML
> communication, but is there any way to hook it into models?
>
> Thanks so much!
>
> -Matt
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