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You may be interested in fpp's series of blog posts on his coding in Python using a lightweight web server for offline use:
http://fredp.lautre.net/blog/
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The way I'd do it would be to create a simple GTK/Hildon interface (see http://wiki.maemo.org/PyMaemo for some docs), and then use urllib2 to make the POST call to a PHP script on the server.
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Theoretically possible. You can create whatever interface you want, store it on a local db file using SQLite or the like.. then create or use a module for communicating and POSTing data to a website. PyGTK should work fine on the N900.. I haven't used an sqlite db in python on the N900 yet to know if it works right or not.
I have a site with data system in php / mysql and I have a Nokia N900 (with Maemo 5 OS, natively supports Python)
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I need to create a Python application for N900 containing a form 'offline' to include (and store) data and / photos for future upload to the database of this site. Ideal also have a version for offline query data.
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The model form is already in php, and the lookup table. The work is to adapt this form Python to store the data offline and upload to the system mysql site.
Unfortunately I have no knowledge of programming (Python, Linux) and ask for help to develop this application.
I believe that an application in Python will be more stable and reliable than using apache or lighttpd, right?
Thanks!!