Perhaps more of a general Python question, but..

I have several django apps. all of which are in separate packages and can be installed seperately.  I would like them all to be sub-packages of a master package named "ga" So:

ga.datacube

ga.pyramid

ga.sensorcollection

 and so on.  The problem is that when I install them the packages never seem to show up.  My project structure looks like this:

GA pyramid project:

/home/jeff/ga/ga_pyramid/

ga/

  __init__.py        # contains "import pyramid"

  pyramid/

      models.py

      views.py

      tasks.py

      tests.py

      urls.py

      static/

      templates/

GA datacube project:

/home/jeff/ga/ga_datacube/

ga/

  __init__.py        # contains "import datacube"

  datacube/

      models.py

      views.py

      tasks.py

      tests.py

      urls.py

      static/

      templates/

    

My setup py's packages line for datacube is just ['ga.datacube']

but when install the app in settings.py and then do python manage.py shell, I get this:

"no module named datacube"

I must be doing something wrong in my setup.py or else my package structure, but I'm really not sure what. Can I install multiple packages with the same prefix?

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