I have a django project (a django module/app some other modules that are used from the django one) that uses SQLite. This project is for a University course and now I am asked to supply it in such a way so that it may be installed on some server in our faculty. I'm not the one who's going to install it, and I will not be contacted in case of failure, so I am looking for the easiest, simplest way to supply the project for installation.
I have come across django-jython
which supposedly allows one to create WAR
files from django projects. However, in the Database Backends section, it says:
SQLite3
Experimental. By now, use it only if you are working on improving it. Or if you are really adventurous.
My overall goal is to deliver this project and I would appreciate any helpful advice. In particular:
- Is there another way to pack a django project into a
WAR
file that supports SQLite? - Is it safe to use SQLite with
django-jython
in spite of this warning? If so, then how? - Is there any other simple way to pack a django project so that it'll be a piece of cake to install?
- If the above answers are "no", then what does it take to change the configuration of the project to use MySQL instead?