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Sun GlassFish Enterprise Server v3 Scripting Framework Guide |
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1. Using JRuby on Rails With Sun GlassFish Enterprise Server
2. Developing Grails Applications
To Install Jython as Standalone
To Install Jython from Update Center
To Install Jython Container for Sun GlassFish Enterprise Server
To Install Jython Support Libraries for Django
Creating and Deploying a Simple Jython Application using Django
To Create a Simple Django Project
After completing the software installations, you are ready to create Jython applications using Django. This section explains how to create a simple application. GlassFish users can deploy Django applications with the directory deployment method.
Django comes with a built-in administration utility. You can enable it to make the process of creating projects easier.
Use the following command to enable the Django administration utility:
alias django–admin-jy="jython jython-install-location/bin/django-admin.py"
Change to Django install directory:
cd django-install-location
Use the following command to create a project:
django-admin-jy startproject <myproject>
To deploy a Django application from the command line using the asadmin command, do the following:
Make sure JYTHON_HOME and PATH environmental variables are set.
Change to the directory containing the project. For example:
cd /tools/jython/projects
Use the following command to deploy the application:
asadmin deploy myproject/
The asadmin deploy command allows you to set deployment specific properties for the Jython applications. The following table lists these properties.
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Use the following command syntax to set these properties:
asadmin deploy --property <property>=<value>
For example, you can set the jython.frameworkRoot property to Django directory as follows:
asadmin deploy --property jython.frameworkRoot=/django-install-location
These values are persistent in the domain.xml file.
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