Yes tht is a posibility too and i have tried tht approach but the
issue is tht there are lot of html files in my app and i am trying to
avoid writing any explicit url because thn i have to keep track of all
the pages tht reference to the media server in tht fasion.
Can't i define my server url in MEDIA_URL and some how have django
make a cross domain connection automatically? I mean it should be so
hard...
Enpaksh Airon
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On Apr 3, 2010, at 4:54 AM, Daniel Roseman <dan...@roseman.org.uk>
wrote:
On Apr 2, 8:49 pm, Enpaksh <enpa...@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks this was my understanding. It looks like i have to route the
url to view and thn make a call urlopen().read() to fetch the file
from different server.
Enpaksh Airon
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No! This is completely the wrong approach! If you do this you are
negating the whole point of having a separate media server. You are
ensuring that a request for a media asset has to go through the whole
Django stack, for absolutely no purpose.
An HTML page is quite happy to reference media on a different domain -
you just have to set the src of the img/script tags, or the href of
the style tag, to point to wherever your assets are. Really, really
don't do what you are proposing.
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