At 11:07 13/12/2001 -0700, Tom Bradford wrote:
> I still think the documentation is as important as the implementation.
There's a remedy for that, too :)
> Trying not to sound *too* critical, > Regards DaveP
Well, Gee, you could have fooled me.
I'm gonna say something personal now, and this is not directed to you specifically Dave, but to our user community.
We're at the start of something great. We could make it great for you, our you can make it great with us. It's up to you.
Sorry Tom, hence my rider. If its any consolation, I've avoided databases for near 20years, yours is the first one I've felt like putting effort into using. I'm neither a strong java user or someone familiar with databases in general.
The product smells about right, I just find it frustrating when I get blocked. Re the classpath thing. Please note that some users are 'forced' into using java for many and various reasons. I gave up extending my classpath when it got to 6 conflicting applications. I now have no classpath except when I run an app, for which I use the command line param, rather than a system wide one.
Sorry if I sounded critical. I do do my bit in terms of documentation, see www.dpawson.co.uk/ I'm way out of my depth in dbxml, and its probably showing.
Regards DaveP
