Dave,
I don't understand the purpose of such an architecture.
As far I know, if you have saved scripts (not separate handlers and
functions) as a whole in a database, there is no way to re-attach
them to the appropriate objects in RunRev if there are more than 10
lines unless you get a special licence as Richard pointed it out.
I still believe your problem is an architecture problem...
If you want to be more precise, we might help you :-)
Le 24 août 05 à 13:55, David Burgun a écrit :
I've written a Stack that outputs the scripts to seperate text
files which is then checked into a source database. I would like to
be able to import these scripts and re-attach them to the
appropriate objects in RunRev.
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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