I have a piece of middleware which assigns the right MIME type based
on URL extension, then I have templates for XML, JSON and HTML. My
view function simply gets the required context objects, then passes it
to the appropriate template.
This could probably be generified to make it more reusable.
I believe there's an XML and JSON serializer in-built too, so you can
easily write a generic view that simply uses those serializers; saves
you writing the templates for XML/JSON.
I'd be interested to know if there are better ways of doing this.
2009/8/5 krylatij <kryla...@gmail.com>:
>
> Why not?
> You can simply specify mimetype in HttpResponse object
> urls.py
> (r'^articles.xml/$', my_view_function, {'format': 'xml'}),
> (r'^articles.html/$', my_view_function, {'format': 'html'}),
>
> views.py
> def my_view_function(request, format='json'):
> if format == 'xml':
> mimetype = '.....'
> data = ....
> elif format == 'html':
> ....
> return HttpResponse(content=data, mimetype=mimetype)
> >
>
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