Sorry, got lost in the holiday shuffle.
Plum doesn't support Postgres/MySQL at this time from the IDE (code generator), which means that Plum can't synch with your database. This doesn't mean that you can't use them, you will just have to build your crud forms manually, and lose the benefit of having that stuff generated automagically for you..
Is there interest? Absolutely. Adam and David have promised to look into this for the next release, but I don't know if/when that will be.
I think if you wanted to look into added functionality in the DatabaseBlocks.cfc for these, it would definately be useful (try/catch, error codes, etc.)
Plum would be more widely adopted I think if those two databases were supported.
There is supposed to be a move toward making Plum more community driven this year, and offloading certain tasking areas to individuals, in a psuedo-open source way. What you propose would be welcome indeed.
On 12/28/05, Mike Rampson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, I didn't hear anything back, so does that mean there is no interest?
no one knows? can't be done? I'm too new to the list?
Mike
Mike Rampson wrote:
> Does plum work on linux and postgres/mysql?If not, I could look into
> doing this (I know these databases well). I don't know plum well yet,
> still working on the tutorials, but for it to be usefull for me, I
> need it to work against postgres or mysql.
>
> Mike
>
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