rather comparing with J2EE (which has made quite a few bad
architecture choices on the way), better is to see what are your
requirements and see if Python and django can do it with less effort
and more elegance, while achieving desired maintainability,
performance and scalability. and from answer
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 8:05 AM, Hussein B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to create enterprise applications (in the same context
> of Java EE applications, highly concurrent, distributed ...) with
> Python?
Google seems to manage it...
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For graphs and charts I am looking at, after reading many threads on
the forum
reportlab
matplotlib
and chartdirector
I am leaning towards to chartdirector, even though it costs money ,
because it give me in memory, streaming, dynamic, clickable and ajax
charts.
Also Img tag url can point to a ur
Youtube ,and Google.Jobs. and Googlespot with it's platform.
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One thing you can do for PDF's is create an HTML page using standard
django templates(or however you like) and then use html2pdf to create
the pdf.
On Apr 16, 2:42 pm, Tim Chase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Did you use any open source (or commercial) tools/ framework
> > for dynamic reporting?
> Did you use any open source (or commercial) tools/ framework
> for dynamic reporting? Or did you build on your own? Which
> tool/framework did u use?
Most of our dynamic reporting was HTML based. We do have some
that exported to "Excel XML Document" format (not OOXML) which
was easy enough to
Did you use any open source (or commercial) tools/ framework for
dynamic reporting?
Or did you build on your own? Which tool/framework did u use?
(My app requires Dashboard with graphs,dynamic charts and dynamic
reports.)
Also for business rules and process flow - did u use any tools/
frameworks
Currently the Django ORM cannot handle composite keys. I am currently
in the middle of migrating a legacy application to the django
framework and have come across this limitation a couple of times. Our
way around was to give up completely on the django ORM and switch over
to the SqlAlchemy package
m still playing around Python but it seems to it is best fits in
> > > public web sites (YouTube), news sites, forums ...
> >
> > I guess YouTube is highly concurrent, distributed ...
> >
> > I think you can create enterprise applications with django and python.
&g
On Apr 16, 10:08 am, "Hernan Olivera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > If the question is "can it handle business logic rather than just
> > be a system for writing blog software and news sites?" then most
> > certainly. Several of the Django sites I've authored (they're
> > internal rather t
Hussein B wrote:
> In Java we have a dedicated component model for business logic (EJB)
> and the ability to call remotely other components
> With Java, we can create 3-tier enterprise applications not to mention
> a cluster of servers.
> I didn't play with Django yet but it seems to me that the p
>> If the question is "can it handle business logic rather than
>> just be a system for writing blog software and news sites?"
>> then most certainly. Several of the Django sites I've
>> authored (they're internal rather than public-facing) for my
>> company which are far more process-oriented in
> If the question is "can it handle business logic rather than just
> be a system for writing blog software and news sites?" then most
> certainly. Several of the Django sites I've authored (they're
> internal rather than public-facing) for my company which are far
> more process-oriented in
> Is it possible to create enterprise applications (in the same context
> of Java EE applications, highly concurrent, distributed ...) with
> Python?
> I'm still playing around Python but it seems to it is best fits in
> public web sites (YouTube), news sites, forums ...
while "enterprise" is a r
y concurrent, distributed ...) with
> > Python?
> > I'm still playing around Python but it seems to it is best fits in
> > public web sites (YouTube), news sites, forums ...
>
> I guess YouTube is highly concurrent, distributed ...
>
> I think you can create enterprise
On 16/04/2008, Thomas Guettler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I guess YouTube is highly concurrent, distributed ...
>
> I think you can create enterprise applications with django and python.
>
> What do you think is possible with Java, that you can't do with py
be), news sites, forums ...
>
I guess YouTube is highly concurrent, distributed ...
I think you can create enterprise applications with django and python.
What do you think is possible with Java, that you can't do with python?
Thomas
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Hi.
Is it possible to create enterprise applications (in the same context
of Java EE applications, highly concurrent, distributed ...) with
Python?
I'm still playing around Python but it seems to it is best fits in
public web sites (YouTube), news sites, forums ...
Thanks.
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