2010/4/15 Aléssio Miranda <[email protected]>
> *Reporting,
>
> Jacob, I'm working on a test involving the use of a temporary database,
> or Postgree JavaDB, after reading the XML by dixtools. So far it seems that
> will work. Over the weekend I'll try to finish a ER diagram and a
> Prototype, then I'll send to the list and SVN.
> *
Cool! I look forward to look at it.
> *
> The goal of the prototype is to ensure that I can import the XML with
> Dixtools, save classes in a database, manipulate then saving memory with a
> SGBD, and then returns it in the same format XML.
> *
There is still the problems
- that someone might have changed the file in the mean time.
- that dixtools doesent conserve *all* changes (it re-aligns the entries)
SVN is fairly OK to resolve the problems, so perhaps you could do something
like this:
- svn up
- load data in DB
- write reformatted .dix file
- if svn diff { svn commit -m "Reformatted .dix" }
- work in DB
- write .dix from DB file
- svn up // incorporate other user's changes
- svn commit -m "Data from users"
Come to the chat if you need this idea elaborated. Jim or Fran can probably
see what I mean and could explain in depth.
Jacob
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