-> > The examples in the documentation is fine but is there anything "real"
-> > (mostly meaning more complete) that someone has done that they are
-> > willing to share? Not likely that it will do what I need to do but a
-> > good example would be really helpful.
->
-> Take a look at SPLAT!, a bug-tracker I wrote for internal use at the
-> MEMS Exchange, and *still* haven't gotten around to releasing.  (The
-> other two reasons for writin SPLAT! were as a real-world Quixote
-> example, and to play with Berkeley DB for persistence.)
->
-> It's available via CVS:
->
->   cvs -d :pserver:anon@cvs.mems-exchange.org:/home/cvs login
->   cvs -d :pserver:anon@cvs.mems-exchange.org:/home/cvs co splat
->
-> The "domain objects" (BugDatabase, Bug, User, etc.) are all in
-> splat/*.py.  The Quixote interface is in splat/web/*.{py,ptl}.  Enjoy.

I'm not sure that this will be helpful, but the 'ctb_new' branch of
Cartwheel (a project on SourceForge) contains a complete rewrite of my
older Web interface using Quixote.  I don't think it's a particularly
good example of Quixote integration -- I'm planning to do some cleanup
once I upgrade to 0.5, which will happen when I get back from a conference
in a few weeks -- but it works great!

Cartwheel is a bit domain-specific -- it's bioinformatics software -- so
this may be even less useful than you think at first glance ;).  But it
is an example of a medium-sized barebones system (~6000 lines) currently in
use.

I will also soon be posting to CVS an in-use conference paper submission and
review system, 'collar'; it's being used by ALIFE VIII right now (alife8.org,
follow links to submission system).  I'll alert the list when I clean it up
and post it.

--titus of the .4x Quixote code... ;)