On Nov 3, 5:53 pm, Tom Evans wrote:
> How are you running django?
>
> Are you going to a view at /client/, which then tries to access a different
> view using urllib? IE, from the view at /client/, are you trying to access
> the same server as you are running on?
>
> Remember that the django 'run
How are you running django?
Are you going to a view at /client/, which then tries to access a different
view using urllib? IE, from the view at /client/, are you trying to access
the same server as you are running on?
Remember that the django 'runserver' web server is single threaded, single
proc
I've done some more tests. I have two views, one that serves the data
and other that consumes it.
If I point my browser to http://localhost:8000/server/ I get a
response.
If I point my browser to http://localhost:8000/client/ I do not get a
response and django isn't able to provide one even if I o
Hi:
I'm trying to implement my first RESTful application. I've divided the
code into two applications, the server and the client. For the time
being the server (localhost:8000/server/) has to return a list of
resources (['resource1', 'resource2']) usring json. That's working, if
I go to the url I
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