Hello,
On 01/26/2003 03:20 AM, Dominik Wittenbeck wrote:
I am targeting a more slim solution though, solving a very specialized
problem. As a developer I simply hate needing to change a database table,
splitting it up, to make it fit the customers needs. I causes all those SQL
statement to be rev
Hello,
On 01/26/2003 02:59 AM, Dominik Wittenbeck wrote:
Sounds most interesting (and far more ambicious, than what I had in mind).
I'll probably do you wrong by not grasping the full extend of the project,
but in short, did I get it right:
XML2UML2ProgrammingLanguage
Don't be mislead by t
I am targeting a more slim solution though, solving a very specialized
problem. As a developer I simply hate needing to change a database table,
splitting it up, to make it fit the customers needs. I causes all those SQL
statement to be revised.
With the oo2rel mapping layer I have put much though
Sounds most interesting (and far more ambicious, than what I had in mind).
I'll probably do you wrong by not grasping the full extend of the project,
but in short, did I get it right:
XML2UML2ProgrammingLanguage
I know this probably doesn't grasp the whole scope ;-) But it's a VERY
interestin
Hello,
On 01/25/2003 01:40 PM, Dominik Wittenbeck wrote:
I am currently developing a object to relational mapping layer for PHP. It's
NOT a simple treat all databases like one kind of layer (although it does
involve it to preserve extensibility) but an XML based intermediate layer
that creates bo
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