In every case you need to choose a master application.
If you use SQLite, the master app will do
db=SQLDB('sqlite://stoarge.db')
db.define_table(.....)
the other apps will do
db=SQLDB('sqlite://../../masterapp/databases/stoarge.db')
db.define_table(.....,migrate=False) #### important!
If you use anything other than SQlite, db=SQLDB(....) should all use
the same connection string to the same database engine.
The master needs to define all tables, the other apps need to define
only the tables the use.
Different browser render pages differently. Most of the
inconsistencies are dues to the use of JS, invalid CSS or invalid
HTML. You can test for valid HTML and CSS using w3c validation pages
online.
Massimo
On Oct 15, 9:26 am, tommy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How does web2py application to access the database in other
> application? We have three applicaitons, two web applications
> developed by web2py, and another application developed by python.
> Three applications try to access one database. I don't know how to
> setup the database in which application. Can someone help me?
>
> By the way, here is my another issue. My web pages look good when I
> use firefox, but when I use IE to browse the pages, the pages looks
> mess. Any idea?
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