On Mon, Sep 20, 2004 at 11:07:55AM +0200, Ruben Decrop wrote:
> - When the content of a site is altered (e.g. adding a page), Quixote
> needs to restarted, which is not nice in a pruction environment.
> Therefor the only option I see to do content management, is to store all
> dynamic content in a database and to make generic DB driven . pages.
> This means I 'll miss all the nice things PTL and Python can offer and
> that my sites will become very heavy.  Or is there another way out to
> add ptl pages dynamically to a running Quixote aaplication?

Where you want to easily accomodate dynamic content, the obvious answer
is to use code rather than static data.  A database can be anything
from an Oracle cluster to a directory containing files - it depends on
what you need.  I don't really see this as being a Quixote-specific
issue in general.

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Wise men and prophets they've all had their say
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