Each database has a different way to back up. so yes, if you write the low level database dependent class then write a general back service that call the back up class that has been loaded for that database, you could do this.
Bruno Busco sent the following on 12/7/2008 10:26 AM: > Hi BJ, > sometime I read in the list that the OFBiz export fuctionality was not > intended to be used to perform a system administration database backup. > I was thinking to run through an OFBiz re-occurring service an external > mysql dump command or similar. > > Are somewhere examples of running similar external applications from OFBiz? > > Many thanks, > -Bruno > > 2008/12/7 BJ Freeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >> if you talking about the actual database no. >> this would require a class that is specific to each database that would >> be specified in the entityengine.xml >> >> however if you look at webtools, you can export the data as entities. >> using that as a model you can export and add date-time to the files. >> this then can be run as a re-occurring service. >> >> >> Bruno Busco sent the following on 12/7/2008 8:03 AM: >>> Hi list, >>> I would like to have OFBiz automatically backup its own database at >> regular >>> time intervals. >>> Has someone already done something similar or could offer me some idea on >>> the best way to implement it? >>> >>> Many thanks, >>> -Bruno >>> >
