Bertrand Delacretaz dijo: > Le 19 avr. 04, à 10:17, Reinhard Poetz a écrit : >> ...The best way integrating database support in Flowscript is using an >> *O/R-mapper*. If this is too complicated I would recommend a general >> database component.... > > I don't know much about the ModularDatabaseActions, but would a > ModularDatabaseComponent be much more powerful or much easier to use > than a ScriptableDatabaseComponent? > > I'm thinking of something similar to the existing ScriptGenerator in > the BSF block, using Groovy scripts to let the user implement the > details of database queries and result set formatting. I don't know > about what kind of interface you're thinking about for the database > component though, did you think about it already? > > I hope I'm not being too loud about Groovy, but when I see the absolute > coolness of the GroovySql syntax [1], combined with the responsiveness > of the Groovy developers, it is hard for me to refrain from pushing it > as hard as I can ;-)
Yep. In short: "Let the force be with you!" ;-) I must tell I am a big Groovy fan too. As told before we will need to improve the Groovy support. What I did i the BSF block was just a proof of concept. I will be glad to propose a Groovy block that will use BSF more oriented to Groovy needs. Something like precompiling support of classes, then if the source don't change we will be able to run the class as a generator (as XSP do now). Best Regards, Antonio Gallardo
