Stewart Smith wrote: > On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 07:26:44PM -0400, Jim Starkey wrote:> >> Nimbus/Netfrastructure triggers, stored procedures, user defined types >> (if/when I get to them), and aggregating interfaces are Java. All run >> in a sandbox, and all run in the same sandbox. None has database access >> rights beyond those of the user who instantiated them. None have access >> to server internals or other connections. No malformed extension can >> even be loaded. And, wonder of wonders, they can be replicated around a >> network of servers using the same mechanisms as data replication. One >> mechanism, computationally sufficient, and secure. > > I think it has huge merit. We have a (crappy) kinda thing for this in > NDB today (which we've casually talked about replacing with something > sensible, although the realtime requirements do make it a bit more > fun/challenging). > > I think we should certainly have the option - and monty and i have > discussed wrapping all sorts of bits in swig so that you could create > plugins that do all sorts of things in a managed language (and ship them > around).
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