On May 15, 2012, at 3:11 PM, sc...@simpzoid.com sc...@simpzoid.com wrote:
I’d like to offer users their own database (so that their own data is
separate from other users) but use the same MVC code for all the user
databases. Following some helpful advice from this forum I have found the
On 9 May 2012 22:10, sc...@simpzoid.com wrote:
Thanks for that, it looks like what I need, just need to puzzle out how it
works.
The ConfigPerSite catalyst component trait uses InstancePerContext,
and configures each context based on combination of host/path to get
the configuration, the
On 9 May 2012 21:51, Steve st...@matsch.com wrote:
I have such an application, albeit a small one with multiple databases - one
per customer. I store all the users in a single, separate database, and for
each user, store a reference to their particular database. Once
authenticated, I use
Dear All,
I'd like to offer users their own database (so that their own data is
separate from other users) but use the same MVC code for all the user
databases. I was anticipating that I would have a database with the all the
user information including the name of each user's personal
On Wed, 2012-05-09 at 21:09 +0100, Scott Simpson wrote:
I’d like to offer users their own database (so that their own data is
separate from other users) but use the same MVC code for all the user
databases.
I have such an application, albeit a small one with multiple databases -
one per customer. I store all the users in a single, separate database,
and for each user, store a reference to their particular database. Once
authenticated, I use InstancePerContext to build the appropriate
database
Thanks for that, it looks like what I need, just need to puzzle out how it
works.
I have such an application, albeit a small one with multiple databases -
one per customer. I store all the users in a single, separate database,
and for each user, store a reference to their particular
