Author: tfischer
Date: Sat Dec 2 00:59:06 2006
New Revision: 481522
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=revrev=481522
Log:
3.3-RC1 instead of 3.3 in the tutorial
Modified:
db/torque/tutorial/trunk/xdocs/step1.xml
Modified: db/torque/tutorial/trunk/xdocs/step1.xml
URL:
I redeployed the tutorial because there were instructions to download
3.3 instead of 3.3-RC1
Thomas
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Hi Thoralf,
would you mind to put this into jira as enhancement ? If I recall
correctly, you have done this already, so a diff against the current svn
version would be gerat.
Thomas
On Thu, 30 Nov 2006, Thoralf Rickert wrote:
...
Another small topic is my suggestion some months ago
Hi!
I'll do this at the end of next week - because I've lot of work on my desk at
the moment.
bye
Thoralf
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Hi Thoralf,
When you have time, could you describe what you did there ?
Thomas
On Fri, 1 Dec 2006, Thoralf Rickert wrote:
I forgot something: We've implemented a working and easy way to use Aliases
with JOINs. This is necessary if you join a table twice.
Hi,
To get an overview of the torque 4.0 discussion status, here's what I
consider the current status of discussion. If you think otherwise, please
complain. I'll also set up a wiki page which is intended to keep pace with
the current state of discussion (but not as replacement for discussion
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Create link to Torque 4 page
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Removed suggestions that are already implemented
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Oops, I used the swear word singleton ... Fortunately, I probably
misused it. I did not mean to enforce singleton behaviour, i.e. to forbid
the existence of more than one instance. The static wrapper would be for
ease of usage, the Backend class for those which do not want to use static
method
On Fri, 1 Dec 2006, Thomas Vandahl wrote:
Greg Monroe wrote:
On the record side of things, I can't see that it's
a big problem to keep supporting the primitive XML
option. Let the application designer decided whether
to use primitive or objects via this. It's only a
VERY small set of
I'd be -1 to switch to an ant build. It seems that people tend to forget
the advantages that a maven build has, e.g. :
- Maven has an easy dependency managing mechanism
- Maven automatically executes the tests during building
- Maven creates all these useful reports on the site
And building the
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Sure. As I said, I strongly recommend you to *think* before moving. Not
to not moving at all. My point is about maintainability, not about
technology. You don't have to list the advantages of maven 2 for
development / site building to me. :-)
Best regards
Henning
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