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Nico

I'm a newbie at Odoo, but this doesn't seem to work. I've already tried some bits of the "OpenAcademy-tutorial" and had no significant problems.

But now I'm trying to create a Module of my own. So I've used the Scaffold command to create my "city_be" module, and added just some fields to the model, like this:


from odoo import models, fields, api

class Gemeente(models.Model):

     _name = 'city_be.gemeente'

     gem = fields.Char('Gemeente (Deelgemeente)', required=True) zip = fields.Integer('Postcode', required=True) NIS = fields.Integer('NIS', required=True)


I've also made a view but everytime I load or update the module, I get a view error that the model doesn't exist. When I look in the table, the city_be table isn't created. What am I doing wrong?

info: Win7, Odoo10


update:

The log-file states:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "SocketServer.pyc", line 599, in process_request_thread File "SocketServer.pyc", line 334, in finish_request File "SocketServer.pyc", line 657, in __init__ File "SocketServer.pyc", line 716, in finish File "socket.pyc", line 283, in close File "socket.pyc", line 307, in flusherror: [Errno 10053] De software op uw hostcomputer heeft een verbinding verbroken2017-03-04 12:21:12,887 3516 INFO Sabbe_001 werkzeug: 127.0.0.1 - - [04/Mar/2017 12:21:12] "POST /longpolling/poll HTTP/1.1" 200 -


Translated: Errno 10053 - An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine

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Bojan Nišević
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Did you ever figure out this?

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Nico
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This seems to be a WSGI-error (for what I read about it on the web). But that doesn't solve the problem.


Update: I don't know what this is. In the meantime I've re-installed Odoo and Postgresql and started all over. At first everything seemed fine, but then it happened again. Every change I make to a model, doesn't reflect in the table. I've made a model with two classes, so I'd expect two tables, but that didn't work, only one table was created. Just for testing, I've deleted the class from which the table was created, deleted the module in Odoo (and hence the table, I've checked) and re-installed it. It was a kind of magic, because the table was also re-installed, without the code in de model. Can someone explain me this.

Finally, I just manually copied my module, renamed it and installed this copy. Now everything is fine. The two tables are created.

It can't be that I have to do this everytime I want to change something in my models?


Code:

from odoo import models, fields, api

class gemeente(models.Model):

 _name = 'eigendom.gemeente'

name = fields.Char('Gemeente', required=True)

zip = fields.Char('Postcode', required=True)

NIS = fields.Char('NIS', required=True)


class perceel(models.Model):

_name = 'eigendom.perceel'

street = fields.Char('straat', required=True)

number = fields.Char('nummer')

city_id = fields.Many2one('eigendom.gemeente', ondelete='set null', string="Gemeente", required=True) 

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