I might jump in here,
sadly it is not as easy as I had hoped (being a big fan of v1
components, I have databases where the code is 85% - self configuring
- components).
You still need a bunch of methods in the host database, as the plugin
API does aparently only give you acces to the host database methods,
so a plugin can never access a callback method that’s part of a
component.
I am currently evaluating the possibility to autmate that process
using the excellent API Pack from Pluggers.nl,.
I have a component working, but only ith the NTK WebServer, thngs get
more complicated with the built in http server.
If I find a solution I will let of course all of you know.
I can make my NTK Component available when I gat around to create at
least a rudimentary documntation for it.
Cheers,
Alex
I was hoping.. with the v11 release, that an Active4D component would
ease the release/update process.. just for the part that comprise the
shell of course, cause everything else can be handled as text.. is
this possible?
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 12:47 PM, Aparajita Fishman
<[email protected]> wrote:
Actually. If we know the release date of the shell revision, you
can do a
find in database for changes after a certain date. Better than
nothing.
Just look at the modification date of the shell for the previous
revision,
then search for anything that was modified after that.
Kind regards,
Aparajita
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