Mike Cannon-Brookes wrote:
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> Could you explain "added via XML" ? If a certain user group were allowed to
> add say 'headlines' to be displayed on the front page, they would be added
> through a web based form presumably? Then where would they go - straight to
> an XML file on disk somewhere?
Yes. Right now they would go into cache and when the get rotated out
would get put onto disk.
> > > Is that the sort of thing JetSpeed is going to add? If so, how
> > will it be
> > > persisted? (EJB's? pure JDBC?)
> >
> > XML based on your Turbine username.
>
> What about content not tied to any particular user?
This will be taken care of. Actually I should be able to fix this
tonight. Basically all users will have a dir with certain files that
they can tweak. It really should be done in a DB but I want to take
advantage of XML and don't have a good way to store XML in a DB in an
open manner.
> What about 'large volumes' of content? XML is slooooow for storing and
> retrieving large volumes of content? (AFAIK It's not intended as a storage
> medium, more a communication and transfer medium for data?)
I sort of agree. Mostly like 80% agree 20% disagree :)..
Actually I want to get a XQL based way to store tons of XML docs in a DB
so that I don't have to use the FS. Not for 1.0 though. More like 1.1
-> 2.0.
Kevin
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