One of the two tables is the 'activities stream', the other is the
'activities a person is interested in'.
So the first one is 'Jane and John doe are now friends' style activities
The other is more in the format of 'ride a bike, read books, garden,
watch movies, play with lego'
quite different things but with similar names i agree :)
On May 30, 2008, at 11:15 AM, Lini H - Clarion, India wrote:
Hi Chris,
I checked the developer's guide for opensocial on code.google.com.
Now when posting articles, it refers to the activity stream which
defines the action performed by any user. Now why are there two
tables for this used in pertuza. One is the activity stream table
which stores the actions of a user and the other is activities table
which again stores the activities. Difference is, activity stream
only stores the person id and the title, where as the activities
table stores the person id, app id (why is this required?), the
activity title, its description and time of creation. The activities
can be fetched from the activities table, then why is the activity
stream table required?
Regards,
Lini Haridas
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