David McNab wrote:

Hi,

I had been looking to use SQLObject as the database backend for an active web framework I'm building, but have had a fresh look at Metakit, and see a lot of positives.

I'm actually writing an SQLObject backend for metakit. About 90% of the work is done, by the way.




However, I'm unclear about some Metakit issues, and hope you might be able to enlighten me:

I also maintain the roundup metakit back (which is an issue tracker) end which I have been using here at the whitehead with good success. I suggest you down load the roundup sources and take a look at how they have implemented their database structures. I was really impressed with their hyper-db setup which handles all of the concerns that you have. You might even be able to easily create a roundup template for your website without too much trouble.


They have trigger mechanisms, email-support and the like with support for multiple database back-ends.

http://roundup.sourceforge.net/

Brian

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