Yes, I don't think we need an IoC framework at this point, at least OJB
doesn't require it. If it is ok I can take a look at OJB and at least
determine how much work it's required, maybe get started setting up the
build system and the beginnings of the code.
More or less, the following
Carlos,
If you could start this, it would be great. I'll try to help, but since
I've never used OJB don't expect much :).
-James
On Sun, 2004-12-05 at 01:07 +0900, Carlos Villegas wrote:
Yes, I don't think we need an IoC framework at this point, at least OJB
doesn't require it. If it is ok I
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This subject has been kicked around recently. Basically,
there is an easy way to do it but if none of the Slide
developers are interested
I'm in agreement with you on keeping maintenance and complexity to a
(reasonable) minimum.
Nick
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I would
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How to add table prefixes
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Has anyone got any idea what role Spring would play in all this???
Oliver
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prefix
I'm in agreement with you on keeping maintenance and complexity to a
(reasonable) minimum.
Nick
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Isn't the LGPL license a problem though?
Warwick
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*Exactly* the same with me. There has been
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Has anyone got any idea what role Spring would play in all this???
Oliver
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Some sort of very short pratcial OJB introduction
: developers: table prefix
This may be OT, but I haven't found anyone yet who could explain an
idiot like me what the fantastic benefits of IOC are. Can you?
Oliver
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Springs big play is its IOC framework. (Inversion of Control) I'm
Hi John,
thanks a lot this really makes sense to me. Thanks for explaining with
this simple example.
I was just wondering, does this really work? For real? Isn't it too
complx? Can you still debug this? Why having all these different
implementations? Maybe I am too suspicious, but I am always
to insert a
placeholder
string?
Warwick
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Well, Cocoon works pretty well, and it's based on Avalon (another IoC
framework, though supposedly not as light-weight as Spring). From the
little I've worked with Cocoon it seems to work fairly well.
-James
On Sat, 2004-12-04 at 00:25 +0100, Oliver Zeigermann wrote:
Hi John,
thanks a lot
This subject has been kicked around recently. Basically, there is
an easy way to do it but if none of the Slide developers are interested
then it will never go anywhere.
How to add table prefixes to Slide's database table names - the
simple way:
Alter the build.xml file so that it does a filtered
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This subject has been kicked around recently. Basically, there is
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then it will never go anywhere.
I humbly, but strongly disagree. There is no
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This subject has been kicked around recently. Basically,
there is an easy way to do it but if none of the Slide
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How to add table prefixes to Slide's database table names
it would be great.
Warwick
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This is simple enough. But how about using one of the O/R
mapping tools
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This subject has been kicked around recently. Basically,
there is an easy way to do it but if none of the Slide
developers are interested then it will never go anywhere.
How to add table prefixes to Slide's database table names -
the simple
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This is simple enough. But how about using one of the O/R
mapping tools
like Hibernate, Apache's OJB or Torque. The table names or
mappings are
usually setup in an external configuraton file. It adds additional
benefits like
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Hi!
i'm using table prefix in oracle to integrate slide tables into an existing
application scheme. To do this, you could define your own prefix in database
script and create synonyms with real names.
this is not the better solution, but works and isn't necessary compile code.
regards
jah
Ant replace a table prefix
like @TABLE_PREFIX@ with either the empty string or with a
supplied prefix string (like SLIDE_)?
Richard
Var George wrote:
Richard
Are you talking about the following thread?
http://www.mail-archive.com/slide-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg08307.html
I did all
to specify a database table
prefix (to be used by all Slide tables) which would be used both by the
initialization sql and the java code.
Is that work happening?
Thanks.
Richard
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I would strongly recommend a table prefix as opposed to a suffix as you
mention at the end of the first paragraph. That was when you list the
tables, all tables for a given app/module are listed together, yet in
alphabetic order. With a suffix, the table names will get dispersed among
the table
changes and send the
updated source
regards
Varughese George
Richard Emberson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A little while ago someone was suggesting that they were working on
adding a feature that would allow one to specify a database table
prefix (to be used by all Slide tables) which would be used
at 13:30 -0800, Richard Emberson wrote:
A little while ago someone was suggesting that they were working on
adding a feature that would allow one to specify a database table
prefix (to be used by all Slide tables) which would be used both by the
initialization sql and the java code
A little while ago someone was suggesting that they were working on
adding a feature that would allow one to specify a database table
prefix (to be used by all Slide tables) which would be used both by the
initialization sql and the java code.
Is that work happening?
Thanks.
Richard
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A little while ago someone was suggesting that they were working on
adding a feature that would allow one to specify a database table
prefix (to be used by all Slide tables) which would be used both by the
initialization sql and the java code.
Is that work happening?
Thanks.
Richard
:
A little while ago someone was suggesting that they were working on
adding a feature that would allow one to specify a database table
prefix (to be used by all Slide tables) which would be used both by the
initialization sql and the java code.
Is that work happening?
Thanks.
Richard
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