In my opinion the Windows Registry is only a datastore.
So you should model a simple store routine.
Think about following: (Design Pattern "Bridge"; Java):
interface IAccess
abstract class AAccess implements IAccess
implements the main functions. E.g. Logging, Security, ...
class WindowsRegistryAccess extends AAccess
implements the specific functions for access of registry, e.g. load, save, search, ...
So you can write your application against the interface and - if your custom want to use it on unix - write another Access-Class
class NTFSAccess extends AAccess // access to NTFS
class IFSAccess extends AAccess // Oracle�s Internet File System
class DBAccess extends AAccess // Database
...
Mit freundlichen Gr��en
Jan Mat�rne
RZF NRW
Sachgebiet 314-P Software-Entwicklungs-Methoden
Fiscus AFG NW 42 SoftwareEntwicklungsUmgebung
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Hello,
With my application I want to store and get data from the registry.
How should I model that?
Greetings.
Arno Leenders
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