def __init__(self):
request = current.request
# Load s3cfg => but why do this so complicated?
#name = "applications.%s.modules.s3cfg" % request.application
#s3cfg = __import__(name)
#for item in name.split(".")[1:]:
## Remove the dot
#s3cfg = getattr(s3cfg, item)
#settings = s3cfg.S3Config()
# Can use normal import here since executed in web2py environment:
import s3cfg
settings = s3cfg.S3Config()
# Pass into template
current.deployment_settings = settings
# Read settings
model = "%s/models/000_config.py" % request.folder
code = getcfs(model, model, None)
response = current.response
# Needed as some Templates look at this & we don't wish to crash:
response.s3 = Storage()
# Global variables for 000_config.py
environment = build_environment(request, response, current.session)
environment["settings"] = settings
# Some (older) 000_config.py also use "deployment_settings":
environment["deployment_settings"] = settings
# For backwards-compatibility with older 000_config.py:
#def template_path():
# # When you see this warning, you should update 000_config.py
# # See: http://eden.sahanafoundation.org/wiki/DeveloperGuidelines/Templates/Migration#Changesin000_config.py
# print "template_path() is deprecated, please update 000_config.py"
# # Return just any valid path to make sure the path-check succeeds,
# # => modern S3Config will find the template itself
# return request.folder
#environment["template_path"] = template_path
environment["os"] = os
environment["Storage"] = Storage
# Execute 000_config.py
restricted(code, environment, layer=model)
self.db_engine = settings.get_database_type()
(db_string, pool_size) = settings.get_database_string()
# Get a handle to the database
self.db = DAL(
db_string,
#folder="%s/databases" % request.folder,
auto_import=True,
# @ToDo: Set to False until we migrate
migrate_enabled=True,
)
CURRENT_UPDATE_CHECK_ID = 4
update_check_needed = False
try:
if CANARY_UPDATE_CHECK_ID != CURRENT_UPDATE_CHECK_ID:
update_check_needed = True
except NameError:
update_check_needed = True
# shortcut
appname = request.application
if update_check_needed:
# @ToDo: Load deployment_settings so that we can configure the update_check
# - need to rework so that 000_config.py is parsed 1st
import s3cfg
settings = s3cfg.S3Config()
# Run update checks
from s3_update_check import update_check
errors = []
warnings = []
messages = update_check(settings)
errors.extend(messages.get("error_messages", []))
warnings.extend(messages.get("warning_messages", []))
# Catch-all check for dependency errors.
# NB This does not satisfy the goal of calling out all the setup errors
# at once - it will die on the first fatal error encountered.
try:
import s3 as s3base
except Exception, e:
errors.append(e.message)
canary = open(
"applications/%s/models/0000_update_check.py" % request.application,
"w")
portalocker.lock(canary, portalocker.LOCK_EX)
statement = "CANARY_UPDATE_CHECK_ID = %s" % CURRENT_UPDATE_CHECK_ID
canary.write(statement)
canary.close()
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
from gluon import current
from gluon.storage import Storage
from gluon.contrib.simplejson.ordered_dict import OrderedDict
current.cache = cache
# Keep all S3 framework-level elements stored in response.s3, so as to avoid
# polluting global namespace & to make it clear which part of the framework is
# being interacted with.
# Avoid using this where a method parameter could be used:
# http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti_pattern#Programming_anti-patterns
response.s3 = Storage()
s3 = response.s3
response.s3.gis = Storage() # Defined early for use by S3Config.
# Import S3Config
import s3cfg
deployment_settings = s3cfg.S3Config()
current.deployment_settings = deployment_settings
# END =========================================================================
CURRENT_UPDATE_CHECK_ID = 4
update_check_needed = False
try:
if CANARY_UPDATE_CHECK_ID != CURRENT_UPDATE_CHECK_ID:
update_check_needed = True
except NameError:
update_check_needed = True
# shortcut
appname = request.application
if update_check_needed:
# @ToDo: Load deployment_settings so that we can configure the update_check
# - need to rework so that 000_config.py is parsed 1st
import s3cfg
settings = s3cfg.S3Config()
# Run update checks
from s3_update_check import update_check
errors = []
warnings = []
messages = update_check(settings)
errors.extend(messages.get("error_messages", []))
warnings.extend(messages.get("warning_messages", []))
# Catch-all check for dependency errors.
# NB This does not satisfy the goal of calling out all the setup errors
# at once - it will die on the first fatal error encountered.
try:
import s3 as s3base
except Exception as e:
errors.append(e.message)