I agree with Ian, Webware is an ideal platform for Intranet work - and that lends itself to unique data access methods.
Generic object pools and lots of hooks. DBPool is very easy to work with and diag + I can use the same data access modules in a Python GUI as I do in webware. I think that the big drawback of the current method is to close or reduce the number of connections. I have a problem where database connections are related to sessions. It would be much easier for me to write code that executes when a session opens and closes. Now I am working on a taskKit task that has to scan all of the sessions and can take actions based on what it finds. Thanks, -Aaron Ian Wrote: > From all the various implementation issues, it seems like there's no > one way that works for everyone -- or at least no elegant one way. > If there aren't the right hooks in Application to do what you need > now, I think it would be better to add those hooks than to directly > add the DB stuff. > > Just my $0.02 > > Ian _______________________________________________ Webware-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss
