Scott Talsma wrote:
I was that there used to be a dedicated website for fourQ, which
stimulates a few questions.
-Is anyone else using fourQ for projects outside of farcry?
Well everything I was using it for has gone into farcry.
-Is there any architectural documentation regarding how it is
conceptually put together? I was that daemon was in the process of
overhauling it, making it theoretically easier to plug in just about
any database, so I am assuming that work is still being done here,
and that a master plan exists?
Hmm.. you might check this graphic put together by Josef in our dev team
-- it explains a lot i think:
http://bugs.farcrycms.org:8080/confluence/display/FCDEV30/DATA+Access+in+FARCRY
Shows the DAO model for fourq and the inheritence model for content
types in general.
-Is there anyway of decoupling fourQ from the reliance on the farcry
mapping?
I'm sure there is -- its just folks here being lazy as we no longer use
the solution outside of the context of FarCry.
FourQ was written at the time of the NEO alpha when we were really just
getting an understanding of how CFCs were going to turn out. The
modifications in 6.1 have really led to a maturing of this area of CFC
patterns and approach. If I could rewrite the thing from scratch
architecturally I probably would but it works well, and there are plenty
of other things to refactor before we get into that :)
Best regards,
-- geoff
http://www.daemon.com.au/
Scott Talsma CTO echo.eleven 404.845.3458
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Geoff Bowers Sent:
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Subject: [farcry-dev] Re: fourQ issue--cached object being returned
after update
Rather than adding an additional argument to getData() perhaps we
need to add something to setData() that refreshes that cache. What
do people think?
-- geoff http://www.daemon.com.au/
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