Maybe I should first know what I want to do because it can be a better solution.
I have a web application that uses Janzo which manages the media (recorded TV, movie, etc.). The web app allows you to add meta data to the media as you have seen on a per-user basis and allows you to synchronize search and web resources to show information during the show.
The actual media file resides on a file server, for which the system is used to scan the database and update the system.
I also have several media gaming systems that can run media files from the file explorer. Front-end python writing
The frontend requires meta data to display the user interface. Currently I am having a discussion with Django which presents data in XML format and then recovers pages on front-end using urlib2.
One way I would really like to access Django ORM is to have media meta data directly from the media playback system so I can get the full ORM power.
Then, finally came back to my question. Is there a way to remote access ARM in a standalone fashion? I think I can copy the model to front-end systems and then give them all the direct access to the database, but there should be a more elegant solution.
Do you really need full power of ORM in the client? If you do not do this, any kind of web service will be preferred for my money.
Otherwise, I do not see a great way. I may be able to avoid the need for direct avoidance of DB connections by quizzing and getting results and throwing them through some APIs, but it probably There is more trouble in comparison.
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