Thanks Dieter,
I think ZPatterns is certainly worth a look. It allows you to
slice-and-dice what you want to store in ZODB or RDBMS. The best part is
you can develop totally in ZODB, then migrate to RDB a bit at a time (if
you like) without changing your app, or your data classes. We have
Hello,
I'm trying to use Zope without storing everything in ZODB while still
having the perception of an object-oriented database. I want to control
the object-to-relational mapping layer, but would like the loading and
saving of objects to be automatic. Is there some way to do that using
On Friday, 8. March 2002 09:50, Bjorn Stabell wrote:
I'm trying to use Zope without storing everything in ZODB while still
having the perception of an object-oriented database. I want to control
the object-to-relational mapping layer, but would like the loading and
saving of objects to be
Thomas Förster wrote:
On Friday, 8. March 2002 09:50, Bjorn Stabell wrote:
I'm trying to use Zope without storing everything in ZODB while still
having the perception of an object-oriented database. I want to control
the object-to-relational mapping layer, but would like the loading and
saving
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Posted To: Zope Developer
Conversation: [Zope-dev] Manual object-to-relational persistency
framework
Subject: Re: [Zope-dev] Manual object-to-relational persistency
framework
On Friday, 8. March 2002 09:50, Bjorn Stabell wrote:
I'm
On Friday, 8. March 2002 13:06, Bjorn Stabell wrote:
I guess it would be possible to make a special Storage interface that
calls hooks in objects that have them to actually implement the
storage/persistency functionality, but that seems kind of overkill and
it'd mean I have to mount another
Bjorn Stabell writes:
I'm trying to use Zope without storing everything in ZODB while still
having the perception of an object-oriented database. I want to control
the object-to-relational mapping layer, but would like the loading and
saving of objects to be automatic. Is there some way
