On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 5:17 PM, T. Edwin King <kizzle42@gmail.com> wrote:
Forgive me if this is the incorrect forum for Glorp, but I'm interested in Pharo and not Squeak.
Hi Edwin. This is a good place. In addition, for GLorpDBX/SqueakDBX specific questions you can also use our own mainling list.But this is fine here too.
It seems that there are multiple projects around for Glorp (on Squeaksource), and there appears to be differences in what is available (particularly Ramon Leon's MagritteGlorp/GlorpSeaside and ActiveRecord).
Yes, but as far as I understood those where just some development from Ramon.
So is there an "official" Glorp project (I use the term loosely)?
The problem is what you mean by official. I take care about making GlorpDBX/SqueakDBX to work (and develop) on Pharo, and I am a pharo developer also. Is that "official" enought?
From the original Glorp developers, there is no Pharo support. WE have to take care.
I suggest you to read: http://www.squeakdbx.org/GLORP integration
I have succeeded in getting ConfigurationOfGlorpDBX 1.3 up and running in a Pharo 1.1.1 image with CogVM, against PostgreSQL and Sqlite3, on MacOS X in 64-bit kernel mode no less.
WOW! you make it work with SqueakDBX, with Cog, against PostgreSQL and Sqlite3, and using 64bits, without asking a single question??? wow, you are good :)
And the GlorpTests mostly run except for 8 or 9. But I don't see the same packages/classes as those that are available in the Glorp project.
No. GlorpDBX is a fork of Glorp. Here are the explanations of why: http://www.squeakdbx.org/GLORP integration Best regards, Mariano
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