??>> First, since I need to use multiple web application machines,
I'm
using the Postmodern backend. I assume there's no sane way to share a
BDB db between multiple machines? My BDB knowledge more or less caps
out at using it as a key/value store from C years ago, I'm afra
As a storage server or as an rpc?
It would actually be pretty complex for persistent objects unless you
had replication implemented (which no one to my knowledge has done
with BDB+Elephant) because in the most straightforward implementation
you would have to have the same persistent ids and
Thanks :)
I ended up going with nasty derived indices for the time being for my
multiple-index-query problem.
It strikes me that it would be useful to have a relatively high-level
server with a BDB store, that knew about the same objects as the
clients, and could have methods acting on those objec
Dear Rob,
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 06:19:34PM +0100, Robert Synnott wrote:
> First, since I need to use multiple web application machines, I'm
> using the Postmodern backend. I assume there's no sane way to share a
> BDB db between multiple machines? My BDB knowledge more or less caps
> out at us
> using cursor API. to get first ten items, first do cursor-pset, then
> cursor-pnext
> 9 times.
I'd use the higher-level MAP-CLASS instead:
(defun first-ten (classname) ; untested
(let ((i 1) result)
(map-class
(lambda (o)
(when (> i 10)
(return-from first-ten resu
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 1:37 PM, Alex Mizrahi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> RS> First, since I need to use multiple web application machines, I'm
> RS> using the Postmodern backend. I assume there's no sane way to share a
> RS> BDB db between multiple machines?
>
> i think so too
Berkeley DB su
RS> First, since I need to use multiple web application machines, I'm
RS> using the Postmodern backend. I assume there's no sane way to share a
RS> BDB db between multiple machines?
i think so too
RS> Also, I want to do paginated data, so, for instance, I might, given an
RS> object A with in
Hi,
I'm using Elephant for a website backend.
First, since I need to use multiple web application machines, I'm
using the Postmodern backend. I assume there's no sane way to share a
BDB db between multiple machines? My BDB knowledge more or less caps
out at using it as a key/value store from C yea
