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- --On Mittwoch, April 10, 2002 19:30:55 +0200 "Philipp Rotmann, Linksystem Muenchen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> 1. Filebased Storage for distribution > > Don't understand this -- do you mean tar-packaged directory trees > as proposed by Armand for his serialize/bootstrap tools? I meant taking a part of the snippet tree out of the database and into a file based stoarage. Sort of a definition that the contents of directory x are "blended" into the Snippetdir Tree. >> 2. APT Like packaging, working entierely without repligard >> 3. Using repligard with an wrapper script that can correctly >> handle MidCOM Elements by name, and not by GUID. >> >> Personally I'd prefer (2), because it will give the most >> flexibility... > > I'd vote for (3), because it's the easiest way to go. We could > let repligard handle the XML writing & parsing stuff as well as > building the right trees, deciding what to import/export etc. > and could adjust GUIDs accordingly to the respective target > database. If I'm not overlooking anything right now, we could > even implement MidCOM replication via (3) with YAMP, couldn't > we? (Using a script hook to replace MidCOM "domain" GUIDs.) Not neccesserily. You need a logic which can decide whether the SnippetDir in Question is already there or not. The problem is, that you cannot generalize the problem down to a Shell/Perl Scripting Layer, you need Information from the Midgard System for this. Exactly that conclusion lead me to the point to propose implementing the packaging system in PHP on top of Midgard Core. It should that difficult to generate Package of a specific Component with PHP. This would also be easier to use for beginners, which often have problems understanding Repligard. You know that I do not like the idea of inventing the wheel again, but I think that in this case it would be the easiest solution. Live long and prosper! Torben Nehmer - -- Torben Nehmer, Munich, Germany http://www.nathan-syntronics.de, mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] PGP Public Key ID on wwwkeys.(de.)pgp.net: 0x7E9DE456 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org iD8DBQE8tIiqJPh4Kn6d5FYRAr5xAKD3l18KlIptAHIEnfFUueeq7zT3WQCfc6Bd A0vYQdF+iD+xNhS6ciOVpW8= =CDWR -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
