"Kevin A. Burton" wrote:
>
> +1. It is funny that you jumped on this. I was about to as well :)
>
> The only requirement I have is that is uses XML as its repository
> instead of SQL. Maybe I will write a way to have Turbine run from all
> XML instead of hitting the database. Should just be a matter of meeting
> the interface.
>
This is a trip! I ALMOST made it XML! I got this crazy idea after looking
at Ant that maybe a SQL database was overkill for this. After all, it's just
for persisting this stuff in the event of a system crash. Anyway, here's what
I started but abandoned it for the SQL.
Here's the XML file I had:
<scheduledjobs>
<jobentry name="TaskA" email="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" Task="YouJob">
` <runtime min="30" hours="-1" weekday="-1" daymonth="-1">
</jobentry>
*
* //more jobs here
</scheduledjobs>
Anyway, this would be loaded (ant like) during start-up, Then when CRUDing jobs
while
the system was up you'd just simply flush to the XML file.
What what the hell, should we change it to this?
> OK. As a side rant. This would be cool from at least a cutting
> edge/geek standpoint. We should be able to define the database in
> XMLSchema and then write XSLT stylesheets for Oracle, Postgres, MySql
> etc and then when we modify the original XMLSchema all the database
Yes! totally cool!
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Dave
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