Thank you for the response Gines,
I am using that tutorial to try and setup a JSON-RPC service under pylons,
that's not really my problem.
Pyjamas is a compiler for Python, it compiles Python code into
javascript/html/css. When it does this is compiles the result into an
"/output" folder which includes amongst other things an HTML file for the
page I generated and a "bootstrap.js" which the HTML file imports that runs
my compiled javascript code.
I am using paster serve to serve the application.
Normally, a /controller/action would be hit, and would eventually return a
response from what I've seen either as an AJAX response which would later be
handled by the client. Or it would serve a page rendered from a mako view.
What I want is to be able to serve "pyjamasapp.html" out of pyjamas with no
mako and with the ability for that file to import it's javascript file
properly.
something just occurred to me... :-)
Would I be able to use the render('pyjamasapp.html") to give the client the
proper response and would that mako view be able to import it's javascript
file properly from the server? Whether it be in a "/static" folder or not?
Once again thank you for your help. I know I am not the best at describing
my problem so I especially thank you guys for your patience.
Regards,
Luis
On Mon, Nov 8, 2010 at 11:46 AM, Ginés Martínez <[email protected]> wrote:
> Perhaps this help you:
>
> http://code.google.com/p/pyjamas/wiki/PyjamasWithPylonsJSONRPC
>
> Cheers.
>
> 2010/11/8 Felipe De Siqueira <[email protected]>
>
>> Hello ladies and gentlemen,
>>
>> I'm sort of a web development newbie due to my distaste for all that is
>> javascript and html. I recently came across pyjamas and fell in love with
>> the idea of using my favorite programming language on the front and back
>> end. Super cool.
>>
>> So here's my question in relation to pylons.
>>
>> How do I serve a pyjamas page from pylons? The pylons book goes over how
>> to respond from a "view" with mako but I want to serve the pyjamas output
>> directly and have the page by able to import it's javascript libraries
>> (which will be in the same directory as it's .html page produced by
>> pyjamas).
>>
>> Any suggestions on this setup? The goal of the setup would be to serve
>> the "main pages" as seperate pyjamas outputs and then using AJAX/JSONRPC
>> calls within each page.
>>
>> Any ideas on how I should set this up on the pylons side of things?
>>
>> Any information for this newbie would help including redirection to the
>> proper sources If I'm not asking in the correct place.
>>
>> Thank you.
>>
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