Hi

>
>   1.  I believe that I am not the first one having this problem and I
> would rather avoid reinventing the wheel.  Are you aware of some "pure
> PHP" DB which can be used with Cake?
Not exactly pure php but try sqlite - its a db in a file, thre is a
posibility that your webserver has support for it

>   2. If the answer to the first question was "no", is the interface
> that an adapter must expose documented somewhere?  As a first guess, I
> looked at the dbo_*.php files and I guess I could just copy-and-modify
> one of those (the code is quite clear), but if some more "official"
> documentation is available, I would fell on a more stable ground.
There is no documentation as for now. there is a chapter planned for 1.2 manual.

yep probably you have to create your own datasource. Not all methods
are needed - look at the bakery for an example datasource.

> I tried searching this newsgroup with several combinations of
> "database", "adapter", "engine", "light" and so on, but I was not able
> to find anything.
try "datasource"


HTH,


-- 
Marcin Domanski
http://kabturek.info

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