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REST | ==== Procedure ==== 1. Download the Archive / or branch it and skip 2. 1. Unpack it and open a terminal session in that directory 1. python bootstrap.py |
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https://code.launchpad.net/~benste/mailmanwebgsoc2011/mailman_django_app | 1. Run the Daemon (better do this after REST Installation) by executing the following {{{ <mailman_download_directory>/bin/master }}} == Django-Site == [[https://code.launchpad.net/~benste/mailmanwebgsoc2011/django_project]] This is dummy Django Site - you could easyly create your own site but this one comes with prefilled settings. ==== Procedure ==== * branch it into a directory bzr branch lp:mailmanwebgsoc2011/django-site-0.1 * make sure you do have Django installed on your system * Vertify that APP neither Site Folder do include special characters (e.g. .,;:/\) and that the working directory is on the python path * after installing the app use {{{ python manage.py runserver }}} to run a development server on [[http://localhost:8080|localhost:8080]] == Django-App == [[https://code.launchpad.net/~benste/mailmanwebgsoc2011/mailman_django_app]] ==== Procedure ==== 1. Branch the app beside the Django branch 1. rename it to "mailman_django" just in case the directory has got another name 1. Make sure Django-Site does link do the right App (urls.py; settings.py ...) == REST-API (client) == --([[https://code.launchpad.net/~flo-fuchs/mailman.client/settings]])-- \#Development will be merged to : ==== Procedure ==== 1. branch the latest release (dir name is settings atm.) 1. sudo python setup.py install 1. After installation the REST Api will be launched together with mailman. h3. |
This How-To aims to support All Developers who want to get all 4 parts which belong to the latest mailmanweb development running on a standalone installation. Please remember that most of the branches are experimental !
MM3 a7
→ http://launchpad.net/mailman/3.0/3.0.0a7/+download/mailman-3.0.0a7.tar.gz
Procedure
- Download the Archive / or branch it and skip 2.
- Unpack it and open a terminal session in that directory
python bootstrap.py
1. {code} bin/buildout
- Test it by using
bin/test
- Run the Daemon (better do this after REST Installation) by executing the following
<mailman_download_directory>/bin/master
Django-Site
https://code.launchpad.net/~benste/mailmanwebgsoc2011/django_project This is dummy Django Site - you could easyly create your own site but this one comes with prefilled settings.
Procedure
- branch it into a directory
bzr branch lp:mailmanwebgsoc2011/django-site-0.1
- make sure you do have Django installed on your system
- Vertify that APP neither Site Folder do include special characters (e.g. .,;:/\) and that the working directory is on the python path
- after installing the app use
python manage.py runserver
to run a development server on localhost:8080
Django-App
https://code.launchpad.net/~benste/mailmanwebgsoc2011/mailman_django_app
Procedure
- Branch the app beside the Django branch
- rename it to "mailman_django" just in case the directory has got another name
- Make sure Django-Site does link do the right App (urls.py; settings.py ...)
REST-API (client)
https://code.launchpad.net/~flo-fuchs/mailman.client/settings \#Development will be merged to :
Procedure
- branch the latest release (dir name is settings atm.)
sudo python setup.py install
- After installation the REST Api will be launched together with mailman.
h3.