Thanks. I got Michael to import this into the public Store. That's an interesting exercise, because in current versions, Store uses Glorp, so loading a different version of Glorp and trying to publish it is interesting. Even in a different namespace the class extensions of base classes collide. But it got imported. I'd like to be able to compare this to the current Glorp versions and bring back portability fixes into the main branch. One issue is that this comes as one package, GlorpDBX, so the package structure of the original is lost. That can probably be worked around, but it's a bit of work. Also, when you say "from VW 7.7.1" can I assume that means you started from the version of Glorp distributed with VW 7.7.1, which would be '7.7.1 - 19'?
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Guillermo Polito <mailto:guillermopolito@gmail.com> June 6, 2011 10:57 PM
I'm glad to announce a first stable version of the new Glorp Port, from VW 7.7.1.
The port has been integrated with the DBXTalk Driver (before known as SqueakDBX), and tested on the following platforms:
MySql: 872 tests run, 18 errors, 6 failures PostgreSQL: 872 tests, 18 errors, 6 failures Oracle: 872 tests, 21 errors, 5 failures.
Most of the errors are caused by stuff the DBXTalk Driver does not support yet, like LOBS. Also, there are some bugs yet I have to attack and learn how to get rid of, hehe.
One think to be careful of yet is the licencing (or how it should be written). Glorp licence today is LGPL, but in the way to be MIT :).
So, if you want to download and try it, evaluate in a workspace, in Pharo 1.2 and 1.3,
Gofer it squeaksource: 'DBXTalk'; package: 'ConfigurationOfGlorpDBX'; load.
(ConfigurationOfGlorpDBX project version: #stable) load
And start playing!
I think I'll become the new port mantainer, so feedback, bug reports and everything else is appreciated.
BTW, documentation and some new tools are on the way too.
Guille :)