Perhaps I misstated. I did not mean to actually include the JGL in Turbine,
but rather to include this type of design (which originated with the C++
STL). This type of generic algorithm design using predicates and function
objects is very powerful and results in an easily extensible system.
Christian
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Subject: Re: Database access in TurbineUser classes
On Sun, 25 Jun 2000, you wrote:
> As a general note. I think it would be a good idea to look into the Java
> Generic library version 3.1 put out by ObjectSpace. Their generic library
> includes containers, iterators and predicates. The last item would be
> expecially useful in the Criteria class as it duplicates much of this
> functionality and could be significantly simplified by using the concept
of
> predicates. The web site for getting this (free) product is
> www.objectspace.com.
I'll let the DB experts address your other questions. As for using
JGL, it's a fine package however it's not open source and I doubt
the license would be compatable with distributing it with Turbine.
--
dave
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