On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 6:19 PM, Yanni Chiu
<yanni@rogers.com> wrote:
Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:
> Finally, with SqueakSave you can automatically persist. It takes care of
> writing everything. You don't need to write the mappings. Of course, you
> need to follow certain conventions in the names. SqueakSave supports
> MySQL and PostgreSQL only althought they wanted to interface with
> SqueakDBX to support all databases. �I don't know neither if it works on
> Pharo. Of course, it seems to be a less slower than Glorp as the queries
> are not the faster.
I have a tweaked version that loads into Pharo.
This is excellent. I think having SqueakSave working on pharo is a cool thing. If there are differences between squeak, remember a Metacello configuration can help.
Please, keep us informed about the progress.
Cheers
Mariano
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I had to open up the
.mcz and edit the source.st to get the first version loaded. The test
cases were only set up to run against MySQL, but I've adjusted it for
Postgres. I can't remember offhand whether I got all the tests to pass,
but I think only a handful were still failing due to MySql vs. Postgres
issues.
The original repository from HPI seems to be offline now (and a few
weeks ago). I've not seen any community of users, and I'm not sure what
development is ongoing. I can make my .mcz available if someone wants it.
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