On Dec 4, 2010, at 11:41, NOOOOB wrote:
> But what about my model configuration?
>
> <?php
>
> class News extends AppModel {
> var $name ='New';
> var $useTable = false;
> var $useDbConfig = 'MyDealZ';
> }
> ?>
> This configuration is needed in the tutorial, How rss data will be
> saved to my local database when model has this configuration?
Hmm, I suppose it won't be.
Seems to me this News model should be exclusively for getting data from Google
News. If you also want to have the data locally in your own database, then you
might need a separate model for that. After all, you may not want to have the
same fields in your database as Google returns in their RSS. You may want to
track additional items, or may not care to store about some of the data they
send back.
The two models could certainly talk to one another, e.g. when you fetch
something from the (Google News) News model, it could insert or update data in
your database news model. Or you could turn it around, and make your database
news model be the one you usually talk with, and it would return data from your
own database, unless the data there is too old, in which case it would talk to
the other model to load the data from Google.
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