Exactely. The binary version is not supposed to work. It comes with its own
version of python therefore it does not see any module that you may have
installed. If you want to use modules like pymongo you must install Python,
install pymongo, AND run web2py source so it uses your own python versi
I tried binary version. It did not work. Im trying to subscribe to
CouchDB or MongoDB online and test it instead running my db local machine.
thanks for the help.
On Friday, November 28, 2014 6:51:15 PM UTC-5, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
>
> Are you using the source version of the binary versio
Are you using the source version of the binary version of web2py? The
binary version comes his own python version.
On Wednesday, 26 November 2014 09:42:56 UTC-6, Oliver wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> anyone have success using MongoDb in DAL? When I ran web2py, I don't see
> MongoDB listed.
>
> here is
mongodb gets a lot of attention, has a fairly large userbase and even
dedicated database hosting for scalability. They do a lot of marketing
to expand their userbase from Rails to Django to PHP users are using
it!
I think it is fair that they want to work on the mongodb adapter. It
will help expan
On Wed, 2011-10-12 at 04:07 -0700, David Marko wrote:
> Massimo adviced me to use something like this previsously:
>
> def make_connection():
> from pymongo import Connection
> connection = Connection('localhost', 27017)
> return connection
>
> connection = cache.ram('mongodb'
Shouldnt the cache.ram('mongodb', make_mongo_connection, 0) has the None
instead of 0? Having 0 it doesnt work as a cache as it refreshes connection
on each request ...
Here is what I use (in a file models/0.py):
import pymongo
from pymongo import ASCENDING, DESCENDING
def make_mongo_connection():
mdb = pymongo.Connection()
return mdb
mdb = cache.ram('mongodb', make_mongo_connection, 0)
# in the code I use mdb as needed.
# On a busy site, it may make s
Both can be in db.py file and so available for entire application = to other
db_xx.py files and controlers ... the same thing as standard 'db' sql
connection variable defined in db.py by default.
On Oct 12, 12:07 pm, David Marko wrote:
> Massimo adviced me to use something like this previsously:
>
> def make_connection():
> from pymongo import Connection
> connection = Connection('localhost', 27017)
> return connection
>
> connection = cache.ram('mongodb',make_connection,Non
Massimo adviced me to use something like this previsously:
def make_connection():
from pymongo import Connection
connection = Connection('localhost', 27017)
return connection
connection = cache.ram('mongodb',make_connection,None)
It seemed to work but I had no opportunity to
we use it in db.py, not sure where should be the optimal way for it
On Oct 12, 11:52 am, David Marko wrote:
> Assume this code is in some db.py file ... so its executed on every request
> ...?
Assume this code is in some db.py file ... so its executed on every request
...?
On Oct 12, 11:00 am, David Marko wrote:
> Hi Francisco, how do you manage the connection to MongoDB server? Do you
> establish and close connection on every request or do you use some
> connection pooling ?
Hi Marko,
for now we are using pymongo like this:
from pymongo import Connection
server =
Hi Francisco, how do you manage the connection to MongoDB server? Do you
establish and close connection on every request or do you use some
connection pooling ?
we use the DAL for MySQL and pymongo for MongoDB
We are changing everything to MongoDS, so we have some interest in
being able to write MongoDB queries trough the DAL so we woulnd't have
to change lots of code
On Oct 3, 9:57 am, ~redShadow~ wrote:
> On Sun, 2011-10-02 at 14:52 -0700, Francisco C
I am confused. Did you use
db = DAL('mongodb://')
db.define_table()
db.mytable.insert()
or just the mongodb api?
On Oct 2, 5:53 pm, Bruno Rocha wrote:
> I used that for some samples and talks, also for a small project. as I I am
> not doing advanced operations I cant say if it works
I used that for some samples and talks, also for a small project. as I I am
not doing advanced operations I cant say if it works or not. But for my
sample needs worked very well.
On Sun, Oct 2, 2011 at 7:39 PM, Massimo Di Pierro <
massimo.dipie...@gmail.com> wrote:
> At this time my priority is t
At this time my priority is to finish document the rest of
undocumented web2py features. I will work on this as soon as I finish
that.
Anyway, in dal.py there is a mongodb adapter. It can only do insert.
Has anybody tried that?
massimo
On Oct 2, 4:52 pm, Francisco Costa wrote:
> I don't want to
My understanding is that pymongo has connection pooling builtin. ->
http://api.mongodb.org/python/current/api/pymongo/connection.html
Also, it appears that an addition to the cache method described by
Massimo enables the use replica sets as well.
You still need to handle AutoReconnect exceptions w
I'm still looking for a solution to simulate connection pooling, any
responses would be great - thanks!
On Jul 21, 4:53 pm, Karthik wrote:
> Hi Massimo,
>
> Thanks for this. Do you know if it will hold up in a high performance
> situation though?
> As in, if multiple connections originate at the
Hi Massimo,
Thanks for this. Do you know if it will hold up in a high performance
situation though?
As in, if multiple connections originate at the same time, won't there
be a queue?
Is it possible to simulate the connection pooling mechanism in
web2py's DAL?
Thanks,
Karthik
On Jul 31 2010, 4:13
If it is an option you may want to try with couchdb. That is very
close to completed. Only date/datetime/time/boolean fields do not
work.
On Apr 4, 10:37 am, "David J." wrote:
> Thanks Massimo;
>
> I never thought to even try this;
> I will make a sample project and test this;
> (For me the other
Thanks Massimo;
I never thought to even try this;
I will make a sample project and test this;
(For me the other way works; so I wouldn't ask that you implement it in
DAL; (but I am happy to test it;)
Thanks for your great software.
David.
On 4/4/11 9:24 AM, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
DAL
DAL allows to do:
db=DAL('mongodb://127.0.0.1:5984/db')
it allows to define_table and allows db.table.insert(...) other
methods have not been implemented because the above was never tested.
If you help us with testing I can implement the other methods (select,
count, update).
On Apr 1, 9:55 am,
I will test it for my new application: x2py = a web2py-powered web-based email
client.
Yet, another web-based email client!
While DAL might not support MongDB; you can still use it via mongoengine;
On 4/1/11 10:41 AM, Marcel Luethi wrote:
Despite a lot of time, I'd like to help as well.
MongoDB looks promising.
On 1 Apr., 04:58, Massimo Di Pierro
wrote:
Lots of people asked for support but nobody volunteered
Despite a lot of time, I'd like to help as well.
MongoDB looks promising.
On 1 Apr., 04:58, Massimo Di Pierro
wrote:
> Lots of people asked for support but nobody volunteered to help test
> it.
> If you are interested and can help with some regular tests we can make
> it work in relatively sho
I'd also like to help with web2py+mongodb.
+1
On 1 April 2011 06:35, David Marko wrote:
> I'm also interested in testing ...
>
> David Marko
>
I'm also interested in testing ...
David Marko
Alright. Well im still learning web2py, so in a couple weeks when i
feel confident enough (im already familiar with mongo) ill drop
another line here. I was just curious as to what was done so i knew if
there was some where I could start.
On Mar 31, 7:58 pm, Massimo Di Pierro
wrote:
> Lots of peo
Lots of people asked for support but nobody volunteered to help test
it.
If you are interested and can help with some regular tests we can make
it work in relatively short time.
Massimo
On Mar 31, 9:09 pm, luckysmack wrote:
> I have read a few older messages about mongoDB being made to work with
how about this? (None below means cache forever)
def make_connection():
from pymongo import Connection
connection = Connection('localhost', 27017)
return connection
connection = cache.ram('mongodb',make_connection,None)
On Jul 31, 3:11 am, David Marko wrote:
> Hi Massimo, can you
Hi Massimo, can you give ua a hint how to impelement persistent
connection in web2py for pyMongo? PyMongo requires database connection
and to use it efficiently the connection has to be persistent and
shared among requests like a connection pool for database connections
as DAL has. But how to do it
yes. Just set dbio=False in forms and do your own mymongo IO after
accepts:
On Jul 30, 11:18 am, Amit Ambardekar wrote:
> I want to use web2py with pymongo.
> I don't need ORM or or anything. I just want to connect use pymongo
> from Web2Py.
> How can I use it inside web2py. I need it for high pe
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