I've got some rudimentary stuff put together.  Actually it's based on
work done by Alfredo Kengi Kojima <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.

It has some site specific stuff in it (an implementation of foreign
keys for MySQL), but it does work.  I'm no longer working on the code,
but I do successfully use the code.  Let me know if anyone wants it.
I don't think Alfredo will mind, but I'll let him comment if he's
still on this list.

 -Erik

Erik Bennett                    [EMAIL PROTECTED]



> Clifford Meece <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 
> > Hi,
> >   I'm brand new to Dia, so please let me know if I'm treading on ground
> > already covered.  
> >   I would like to contribute to the dia project by adding data modeling
> > support with an 'export to SQL' option.  I may even build in the ability
> > to go straight to the SQL server to create tables.  Initially I would
> > like to support MySQL, but eventually add support for other RDBS later.
> >    My initial thoughts were to take the existing code for UML support
> > and modify it for an SQL library.
> >    Also, I can offer some website space for the Dia project if it is
> > needed.
> > 
> > Other areas that I would like to contribute are:
> > 1. Automatic export from an SQL database of network infrastructure data
> > to a Dia network Diagram.  This will tie in to an existing project that
> > I am working on.
> 
> I'm actually working on something like this. The first goal is to make
> it possible to place table description from databases as objects in
> Dia. It's MySql I'm working with and the idea is that dia will get
> the table description from the database in real time. The information
> to connect to the database will be saved in the file (if desired),
> enabling Dia to update the table descriptions on loading of the file.
> 
> I haven't come that far, but I'm pretty confident that something will
> come out of it. (I made it my assignment in a GUI-programming
> course. There's no deadline though...)
> 
> I'm interrested in cooperating with others of course.
> 
> Other ideas are automatic placement of connectors between primary and
> foreign keys, editing and creation of tables and use of GNOME-DB
> to connect to other databases than MySql.
> 
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 -Erik

Erik Bennett                    [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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