What happens if you create the objects with a table/columns that don't exist?

As long as you don't save() or get(), you shouldn't get errors.

Mark

On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 6:48 PM, Jared Rypka-Hauer
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>
> No, this isn't something that Transfer does... it has to have the
> database there to provide properties for the objects, so without a DB
> table you have nothing to provide the object definition. I think it
> would be sweet if Transfer's config would provide a way to configure
> it with objects outside the DB model that you could simply retrieve
> from the Transfer object... making it into an object factory as well
> as a persistence engine.
>
> You might try creating an object tagset that doesn't have a DB table
> and then calling new() against it, but I think that would fail when
> Transfer tried to create the metadata for the object.
>
> Something to think about, anyway.
>
> J
>
> On Nov 18, 2008, at 10:15 PM, John K. wrote:
>
>>
>> So I've encountered this problem a few times and each time I seem to
>> stumble on figuring out how to best solve it.  Sorry if this has been
>> discussed here, I looked through pages and pages and did some searches
>> but came up with nothing.
>>
>> The site I am designing has several objects (dogs, calendar events,
>> ads, etc.).  These all need to be created in the database, updated,
>> etc.  Perfect opportunity to use Transfer to make these database
>> functions simple.  I am able to set this up just fine and have
>> incorporated validation into the works so that the data the user
>> submits can be validated server side and returned to the form for
>> corrections if necessary.
>>
>> My problem comes in when I start to work with things like a contact
>> form.  I really want all the functionality of a Transfer object,
>> except I'll never have to interact with the database.  I will just
>> validate, return the user to the form to correct errors (invalid email
>> address, missing info, etc.) if necessary and then once the submission
>> is valid I'll send an email to the proper administrator.
>>
>> Has anyone used Transfer in this way?  How so?  Is it just as simple
>> as mocking up and using the object but never saving the data?  Have
>> you come up with a better way to make this work?  Maybe it's just late
>> and this is as simple as it sounds.
>>
>> John
>>
>> >
>
>
> >
>



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