Re: [Care2002-developers] SVN 6929-6930

2010-11-21 Thread Ap.Muthu
The SimpleInvoices.org project uses the PDO in it's beta code for nearly 2 
years now.



 Hi Antanas,

 Am Freitag, den 19.11.2010, 10:00 + schrieb J. Antas:
 On Fri, 19 Nov 2010 09:14:46 +0100, Robert Meggle meg...@merotech.de
 wrote:
  Gjergj suggested in follow up versions of care2x to change adodb with
  ORM like doctrine.

 Although ORM is generally a good approach, PDO (as in PHP Data Objects)
 is so much simple to implement and, for practical purposes, as much
 powerful as ORM.

 First of all: I totally agree. I see the benefit, I see the big thing in
 having OOP based ORM's - and I do know the lack of it.

 So I have a bit mixed feelings about that. That does not mean that I am
 right or does I have a fixed idea on that at all.

 My doubts about ORM is having not that huge community like having in SQL
 based database layers. Maybe we might have also the lack of having
 limited ways of debugging.

 In my latest projects I used ORMs and was happy about that all, really.
 But in detail it was a big headache. For an simple step, what might
 needed some minutes in SQL, I spend one day. Based on the simple issue
 that the ORM does not had this element.

 This will definitely not a non flexible usage in my posting right now.
 It is just the usage that when we go for it, it must be tested carefully
 by the developers who are in the code to see early if the selected ORM
 can handle the need what we have.

 But be sure that we will test it out and will make public here the ideas
 coming out of the backend-developer's corner and many thanks a lot for
 your pdo link - we will also follow this idea. The first view sounds
 great! :)

 Robert

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Re: [Care2002-developers] SVN 6929-6930

2010-11-19 Thread Robert Meggle
Hi Muthu,

You're absolutely right. I installed this trunk on a test server and I
got an message that pear.php was missing (adodb error message). I looked
to the repository and the folder pear was empty - just crypt folder
exists. pear is also a folder in adodb and I had to test out why it is
there or not. 

So I added pear again and tested again - the easiest way was to commit
the files and I had no change. I am still exploring that issue and just
droped out the files, it was not the issue. 

Any standard installation of apache comes with --with-pear and in that
case there is no issue with adodb. If that flag is not given, adodb
comes with the message that pear is missing. 

All in all it seems to be an adodb issue and I will look that this issue
might be fixed with next version of adodb. 

Gjergj suggested in follow up versions of care2x to change adodb with
ORM like doctrine. Well... there are more changes coming by next year
and you are also right in your point that there should be only one
trunk. We are using current trunk now to find out fixes what comes out
of test and evaluation period. 

So like the radiology update I posted here some days before. When we
have a couple of fixes we will serve then a new release and an update
fix (maybe in the way how Joomla does it... just files what must be
replaced). 
Il cane che si morde la coda - like the Italian say. 

We can think about to  use pear in long run for that update ideas and
there is no decision so far, just ideas to serve a HIS framework what
can be updated as easy as possible. 

Robert


Am Freitag, den 19.11.2010, 09:53 +0530 schrieb Ap.Muthu:
 Hi Robert,
 
 In SVN 6929, PEAR was added and in 6930, it was deleted.
 Any need for it now?
 
 There should be only one trunk.
 All others should be mods / overloads / extra files - with dependancies 
 listed.
 
 This way it will be able to progress in parallel and gradually merge all 
 branches into the trunk with options to enable different functionality.
 
 Regards,
 Ap.Muthu
 
 
 
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Re: [Care2002-developers] SVN 6929-6930

2010-11-19 Thread J. Antas
On Fri, 19 Nov 2010 09:14:46 +0100, Robert Meggle meg...@merotech.de
wrote:
 Gjergj suggested in follow up versions of care2x to change adodb with
 ORM like doctrine.

Although ORM is generally a good approach, PDO (as in PHP Data Objects)
is so much simple to implement and, for practical purposes, as much
powerful as ORM.

There is PDO code ready to use (with pretty solid backup teams
promising that it will be well maintained and properly debugged), at the
Drupal project. See: http://drupal.org/requirements/pdo


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Re: [Care2002-developers] SVN 6929-6930

2010-11-19 Thread Robert Meggle
Hi Antanas,

Am Freitag, den 19.11.2010, 10:00 + schrieb J. Antas:
 On Fri, 19 Nov 2010 09:14:46 +0100, Robert Meggle meg...@merotech.de
 wrote:
  Gjergj suggested in follow up versions of care2x to change adodb with
  ORM like doctrine.
 
 Although ORM is generally a good approach, PDO (as in PHP Data Objects)
 is so much simple to implement and, for practical purposes, as much
 powerful as ORM.

First of all: I totally agree. I see the benefit, I see the big thing in
having OOP based ORM's - and I do know the lack of it. 

So I have a bit mixed feelings about that. That does not mean that I am
right or does I have a fixed idea on that at all. 

My doubts about ORM is having not that huge community like having in SQL
based database layers. Maybe we might have also the lack of having
limited ways of debugging.

In my latest projects I used ORMs and was happy about that all, really.
But in detail it was a big headache. For an simple step, what might
needed some minutes in SQL, I spend one day. Based on the simple issue
that the ORM does not had this element. 

This will definitely not a non flexible usage in my posting right now.
It is just the usage that when we go for it, it must be tested carefully
by the developers who are in the code to see early if the selected ORM
can handle the need what we have. 

But be sure that we will test it out and will make public here the ideas
coming out of the backend-developer's corner and many thanks a lot for
your pdo link - we will also follow this idea. The first view sounds
great! :)

Robert

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http://www.care2x.org


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[Care2002-developers] SVN 6929-6930

2010-11-18 Thread Ap.Muthu
Hi Robert,

In SVN 6929, PEAR was added and in 6930, it was deleted.
Any need for it now?

There should be only one trunk.
All others should be mods / overloads / extra files - with dependancies 
listed.

This way it will be able to progress in parallel and gradually merge all 
branches into the trunk with options to enable different functionality.

Regards,
Ap.Muthu



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