Hi Hugi,
Take a look at Houdah Frameworks. I think the Audit Trail [1][2]
solution provided by this framework could be helpful.
The Wonder Bug Tracker application also includes support for audit
trail. Maybe you can learn something from there.
[1]http://code.google.com/p/houdah-webobjects-frameworks/wiki/HoudahAuditTrail
[2]http://code.google.com/p/houdah-webobjects-frameworks/wiki/AuditTrail
Cheers,
Henrique
Hugi Thordarson wrote:
Well, for each off-topic post, I guess you must send at least one
on-topic post :-).
So, I work on government databases, and a big part of our requirements
revolves around keeping track of changes. We need to know exactly how
our databases looked at some point in time, and we need to know who made
what modifications when.
So I'm curious about how people are implementing transaction
logging. Attached is a (simplified version of a) class that demonstrates
how I do this today - you can plug it into your application by calling
Spy.register(), for example in yor application constructor (Oh - and you
should probably change the createAndInsertTransactionForEO() method to
use something other than that EO class called "Transaction" ;-).
Does anyone have any transaction logging stories, examples or code to
share? What is the best way to do this?
Cheers,
- Hugi
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