On 5/1/2009 5:13 AM, pallavi wrote:
> For example lets say my python script is named "science.py" and it
> reads two input files for the input data : abc.txt and xyz.txt and
> after computation the output file is : output.txt
If abc.txt and xyz.txt are available somehow directly on the application
server w/o user upload, then you simply need to write a view that parses
them and serves them out as the appropriate format. If you require users
to upload abc.txt and xyz.txt, then you have a slightly more complicated
issue of having another view which accepts those files as uploads.
So the simplest scenario could be something like this:
{{{
from django.http import HttpResponse
from science import my_function
def science_service(request):
# assuming my_function takes abc.txt and xyz.txt
# and turns them into some plain text output
return HttpResponse(
my_function('abc.txt', 'xyz.txt'), , mimetype="text/plain"
)
}}}
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