Right now, DboSource is the best example available. Examining the
relationship between Model and DboSource shows us that (besides doing
HABTM relationships, where we're still working on abstracting a few
things) a custom DataSource really only needs a few methods in order
to support a full range
Hi Nate,
this is interesting - could you write somthing more about it ? (a
post ;) ? )
Maybe some example ?
What are the conventions for such datasources etc?
Up until now - people just used $useTable = false and put all the
logic in the model.
greets,
Marcin Domanski
On Feb 7, 3:46 am, "nate" <[
So that means that the soap logic in this example doesn't belong in
the model but rather in a class extending DataSource?
http://cakebaker.42dh.com/2006/07/17/a-simple-soap-example/
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Ok to sum up. If I was "forced" to use our existing legacy API, and
could not by any means allow the framework to make the direct database
calls, then the very best move would be to encapsulate the existing
API functions into the Controllers, and basically have an empty Model
class? The model wo
On 2/6/07, nate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I definitely wasn't agreeing with you, but I wasn't really making fun
> of you either. I'll give you a hint: there's a reason why we have a
> base DataSource class, which is extended by DboSource, which talks to
> the database on behalf of a model.
I definitely wasn't agreeing with you, but I wasn't really making fun
of you either. I'll give you a hint: there's a reason why we have a
base DataSource class, which is extended by DboSource, which talks to
the database on behalf of a model. Felix's Google Analytics model is
actually a pretty p
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I can't tell if Nate i
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> On Feb 6, 3:47 pm, "Chris Hartjes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > You can create models that don't do database stuff, that's for sure.
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> Then it will surprise you to learn that that's exactly what we're
> doing.
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I can't tell if Nate is agreei
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> You can create models that don't do database stuff, that's for s
On Feb 6, 3:47 pm, "Chris Hartjes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can create models that don't do database stuff, that's for sure.
Then it will surprise you to learn that that's exactly what we're
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have you seen this on cakebaker?
http://cakebaker.42dh.com/2006/07/17/a-simple-soap-example/
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> Can I replace the mechanism from the Model that directly interacts
> with the database with specific API functions already in place in our
> ex
You should create a new APIModel, for example, that your Model extends so it
encapsulates all the logic needed to communicate with your system through
the API. This way you can use the model in the same way you used the
"normal" ones.
Depending on the complexity of the API it can be more or less d
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> Can I replace the mechanism from the Model that directly interacts
> with the database with specific API functions already in place in our
> existing application.
You can create models that don't do database stuff, that's for sure.
I'm n
Can I replace the mechanism from the Model that directly interacts
with the database with specific API functions already in place in our
existing application.
Example: Model => Contact
contact.save
--> this would normally generate the appropriate INSERT sql, but I
want to do the following:
our
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