AppA can define
dbA = DAL('connect to a.....')
dbB = DAL('connect to b.....')
and AppB can do the the same
dbA = DAL('connect to a.....')
dbB = DAL('connect to b.....')
each model (in A and B) need to define the table that they need. You should
also disable migrations because you do not want two apps to mess with your
tables.
On Monday, 25 August 2014 06:17:44 UTC-5, eric cuver wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have 2 applications (AppA, AppB). Each application has a database
> (AppA.db, AppB.db).
> There is a table in AppA (AppA.table), which should be used in AppB and
> There is a table in AppB (AppB.table),
> which should be used in AppA
>
> it's possible with web2py ?
>
>
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