On 10 Apr 2010, at 05:32, Houston startup coder wrote:
If I have multiple app versions so that I can essentially run
different applications around the same datastore, will I typically run
into issues with the data if one of them is Java and another is
Python? I'm looking at using something like Twig or Slim3 on the Java
side, and I'm curious as to whether there might be hard-to-foresee
problems with reading and modifying that data through something like
tipfy on the Python side.
At the datastore level all the various interfaces must store Entities
and properties which means there should be some degree of
interoperability.
Twig can be configured to read Entity and property names in any format
you want by implementing the FieldStrategy interface:
http://code.google.com/p/twig-persist/source/browse/src/main/java/com/vercer/engine/persist/strategy/FieldStrategy.java
and passing it into the constructor of StrategyObjectDatastore.
So at least from the Twig side you will be able to read and write data
in a format that can be read by Python frameworks... although I cannot
say what that format would be.
John
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